The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... Nevertheless , unless the entire star disintegrates this mechanism will not supply an unending source of interstellar matter and the cycle cannot continue indefinitely . Thus it seems that our stellar system , the Milky Way , must like ...
... Nevertheless , unless the entire star disintegrates this mechanism will not supply an unending source of interstellar matter and the cycle cannot continue indefinitely . Thus it seems that our stellar system , the Milky Way , must like ...
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... Nevertheless , the primitive idea of time as rhythmical repetition be- came the basis for its division , and ultimately for its measurement . One of the oldest and most widespread conscious expressions of this idea is to be found in ...
... Nevertheless , the primitive idea of time as rhythmical repetition be- came the basis for its division , and ultimately for its measurement . One of the oldest and most widespread conscious expressions of this idea is to be found in ...
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... Nevertheless , the fact that the two regions into which the light cones ( at any event ) divide space - time are mirror images of each other , i.e. are perfectly reciprocal in the sense discussed , leads one to ask whether the universe ...
... Nevertheless , the fact that the two regions into which the light cones ( at any event ) divide space - time are mirror images of each other , i.e. are perfectly reciprocal in the sense discussed , leads one to ask whether the universe ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
Urheberrecht | |
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