A Philosophy of Science"Dealing with the philosophical aspects of the sciences" - Preface. |
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... observations to general laws rather than any " deductive procedure " is the true method of science.15 As far as the ... observed the regular geometrical faces of the fragments . In our own time , Davisson and Germer's discovery of the ...
... observations to general laws rather than any " deductive procedure " is the true method of science.15 As far as the ... observed the regular geometrical faces of the fragments . In our own time , Davisson and Germer's discovery of the ...
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... observed changes in the weight and fall of the bodies in our closed room are due to the fact that the room itself moves , first up and then down , with an accelerated motion proportional to the magni- tude of the observed fluctuations ...
... observed changes in the weight and fall of the bodies in our closed room are due to the fact that the room itself moves , first up and then down , with an accelerated motion proportional to the magni- tude of the observed fluctuations ...
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... observation . This means that in the case of an elec- tron ( and other particles of its dimensions ) we cannot determine the present location and momentum of the observed object with sufficient accuracy to make predictions concerning ...
... observation . This means that in the case of an elec- tron ( and other particles of its dimensions ) we cannot determine the present location and momentum of the observed object with sufficient accuracy to make predictions concerning ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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