Physical Phenomena

Physical Fitness

Altitude

Dinoflagellida

Oxocins

Harmful Algal Bloom

Toxines Flore Et Faune Marines

Oceans And Seas

Platonisme mathématique

Psychose collective

Argument d'indispensabilité de Quine-Putnam

Alan Baker (philosophe)

Jack Talons-à-Ressort

Incorruptibilité

Florence Cook

Georges Joseph Ranque

Otto Bütschli

Georgi Nadjakov

Gibier

Ferroélectricité

Principe de complémentarité

Caveau des Chase

Écran anti-projection

Serge Frontier

Montague Summers

Claude Poher

Ellipsoïde

Jacques Scornaux

Cytolyse

Électron

Ralph Hartley

Interprétation de von Neumann-Wigner

AGM-62 Walleye

Scott Steiner

Arnold Henri Guyot

Mémoire à changement de phase

Sociophysique

Mémoire de l'eau

Complex4

• Climate change is such a complex physical, social and political phenomenon, affecting almost all domains of human activity and all societies on earth, that it cannot be understood only through the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations, however important. (sciencespobordeaux.fr)
• We can also evaluate more complex phenomena of room acoustics: such as early reflections and late reverberations. (agnesdecayeux.fr)
• CMLA research focuses on modeling and simulation of complex biological and physical phenomena or cognitive phenomena such as vision, perception, and recognition. (pluginlabs-universiteparissaclay.fr)
• The pyrolysis of solid polymeric materials is a complex process that involves both chemical and physical phenomena such as phase transitions, chemical reactions, heat transfer, and mass transport of gaseous components. (univ-lille.fr)

Properties2

• The latter model System is used to be able to control the physical properties of the suspension. (theses.fr)
• For modeling purposes, it is important to characterize and to quantify the properties driving those phenomena, especially in the case of flame-retarded materials. (univ-lille.fr)

Sound1

• Each of these 3 visual landscapes is characterized by a physical reality of sound and distinct phenomena. (agnesdecayeux.fr)

Reference2

• The analysis has been carried out with reference to physical suffering and shows that contrary to what the German semantics of distinction suggests Bourdieu s distinction does not incorporate its own differentiation. (socresonline.org.uk)
• In this way they stress the relative nature of tide gauge measurement: a local measurement of the sea level with respect to the base on which the tide gauge rests, a base that is represented by a physical reference (a tidal benchmark). (shom.fr)

Natural2

• The house is a material construction which serves as much to dominate a physical (natural) environment as to organize a social environment. (openedition.org)
• This reflex is particularly evident in architecture, where forms, patterns, structural or organizational principles inspired by natural phenomena have been constantly incorporated. (architecturama.ca)

Involves2

• This "physiological" approach of scale-up involves directly a biological component of the system (by comparison with the traditional approach for scaling-up involving physical parameters indirectly linked to the physiological phenomena occurring in the bioreactor), i.e. the synthesis of a reporter fluorescent protein when microbial cells are exposed to stress. (ac.be)
• If we put aside the wish to conform with peers that is characteristic of adolescents and young adults, what psychical reality drives them to repeat the practice of body marking over and over, along with the experience of physical pain it involves? (revueadolescence.fr)

Different3

• In order to largely reduce the computational costs, an anisotropic and automatic mesh adaptation is done, which enables to capture physical phenomena having different orders of magnitude. (weamec.fr)
• The speeches collected in this volume are unified under the same interest for a phenomenon that, in the present multi-ethnic societies, in really important : what happens when two different medicines (or better two different visions of the world) meet each other. (ethnopharmacologia.org)
• Nowadays, sport represents a highly diversified social phenomenon that can be interpreted and understood in a variety of ways and through a variety of approaches, and so it also presents us with many different and contested values. (ileps.fr)

Numerous2

• Bioreactor scale-up often poses a serious issue during the industrial development of a bioprocess considering the numerous physical and biological phenomena occurring in the reacting volume. (ac.be)
• In recent years, numerous scientific studies have confirmed the intuition of its vital contribution to our physical and psychological well-being. (architecturama.ca)

Heat1

• The aim of the seminar "Physical and chemical phenomena in heat exchanger and multifunctional reactor for sustainable technology" is to bring together researchers, academics and practitioners interested in the application area of heat exchangers and multifunctional reactors. (armines.net)

Body3

• Stemming from literature on psychosexual development, body marking and masochism, the position adopted in the present essay suggests that the physical pain associated with body tattooing and body piercing should be placed in the context of normative psychosexual development during adolescence rather than in the context of perversion. (revueadolescence.fr)
• More specifically, the thesis developed in this essay proposes that the physical pain inherent to body marking practices is associated with the diffuse psychical pains of adolescence in an attempt to give them sense and to master them. (revueadolescence.fr)
• In her works, the viewer is allowing to emotionally connect to her world in which the image of a fragmented body and the phenomenon of the phantom limb is deeply sensed. (sageparis.com)

Current2

• Traditional DMMs generally only measure the result of a certain physical phenomena, such as AC voltage, DC current, resistance, frequency, or temperature. (tek.com)
• iii) optimal minimum mean square error (MMSE)estimation of physical phenomenon like temperature, current, voltage, etc., typically modeled by a Gaussian source in the presence of impulsive noise. (etsmtl.ca)

Material1

• In compliance with the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) requirements, some of these records are no longer in the physical possession of the FBI, eliminating the FBI's capability to re-review and/or re-process this material. (pearltrees.com)

Chemistry2

• Un article récent de chercheurs de l'UMET est mis en avant dans le numéro du 28 novembre 2022 de la revue Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. (univ-lille.fr)
• What is Physical Chemistry? (infos-education.com)

Level1

• It is not an instrument that measures the tide but rather the sea level, of which the tide is only one of the phenomena that changes this level. (shom.fr)

Psychological1

• The photography series of Mari Katayama offer a reflection on the physical challenges and psychological fears she faces every day. (sageparis.com)

Building biology1

• Training in physical radiesthesia and building biology measurement techniques. (gompa.de)

Society1

• It is a very good indicator of the complexity of the phenomena which structure any society. (openedition.org)

Provide1

• Mechanical simulation tools provide researchers with valuable assistance for the definition of the physical phenomena of nanomaterials. (techniques-ingenieur.fr)

Shows1

• ENG - Born with a rare physical handicap, Japanese artist Mari Katayama who shows her work both at Pavillon Central and Arsenale at Venice Biennale 2019, chose to have both her legs amputated at the age of nine. (sageparis.com)

Questions1

• This phenomenon intrigues and raises questions at the same time. (revueadolescence.fr)

Promote2

• The analysis is intended to promote physical understanding of the phenomena underlying ice-structure interaction. (canada.ca)
• The available studies reveal that to promote beneficial effects of physical activity on oxidative stress, elderly subjects require moderate-intensity training rather than high-intensity exercise. (univ-lille.fr)

Order3

• A sensor is a device that detects a physical phenomenon, in the form of a signal (usually electrical) in order to quantify and display it. (shom.fr)
• For a physical problem described by a parameterized mathematical model, different configurations of the problem require computing the solution over a range of parameters in order to study the phenomenon when parameters change. (hal.science)
• My goal: to help people bridge the gap between the physical and the virtual in order to reach new heights, and to communicate better with each other. (satoshi.yoga)

Help1

• Furthermore, during the evolution of the rupture, deep-seated phenomena help trigger gravity movements at a smaller scale. (oca.eu)

Levitation1

• Centuries before psychokinesis phenomena such as levitation or moving objects were well known. (metapsychique.org)

Often2

• In spite of a more and more precise knowledge of the operation of hydraulic structures, the particularity of each project very often requires the implementation of physical and / or numerical modeling. (barrages-cfbr.eu)
• Aging is an intricate phenomenon characterized by a progressive decline in physiological functions and an increase in mortality, which is often accompanied by many pathological diseases. (univ-lille.fr)

Evolution1

• By linking myths, physical sciences and the evolution of thought to the intuition of an underlying Reality, he recognizes a fundamental connection between Being and the World, and the existence of truths that cannot be demonstrated by an ordinary logic, like the principle of Cohesion or Universal Coherence (Consistency) which links Everything. (hal.science)

Mathematical1

• Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) play an essential role for mathematical modelling of many physical phenomena, and the literature devoted to their theory and applications is enormous. (europa.eu)

Role1

• Moreover, the role of oxidative stress in age-related sarcopenia provides strong evidence for the important contribution of physical activity to limit this process. (univ-lille.fr)

Studies2

• The aim of this review is to summarize the currently available studies investigating the effects of chronic and/or acute physical exercise on the oxidative stress process in healthy elderly subjects. (univ-lille.fr)
• Although studies on oxidative stress and physical activity are limited, the available information shows that acute exercise increases ROS production and oxidative stress damage in older adults, whereas chronic exercise could protect elderly subjects from oxidative stress damage and reinforce their antioxidant defences. (univ-lille.fr)

Allows1

• This method is based on the use of new analogue materials and an original experimental gravity loading device which allows tests to be carried out respecting the physical similarity criteria. (oca.eu)

Social2

• Participants report an improvement in self-perception, particularly on the physical, social, academic and behavioral levels, as well as an improvement in certain personal traits. (erudit.org)
• Funding is provided for a research project within the area known as "the sociology of texts", meaning that texts are regarded not as abstract bearers of meaning but rather as historical phenomena which have physical manifestations and are the products of social interaction. (hypotheses.org)

Effects2

• Self-perception and sports could lead to positive or negative effects, among others, on adolescents' mental and physical health, socialization and self-esteem. (erudit.org)
• Today anomalous phenomena seem to be reduced to rare and weak effects in stochastic processes. (metapsychique.org)

Activity2

• Regular physical activity is considered a preventive measure against oxidative stress-related diseases. (univ-lille.fr)
• They are recognized here as being intimately linked, producing by their joint activity phenomena which escape a classical vision but leave interpretable traces. (hal.science)

Particularly1

• However, these abuses are not an exception: since Tibetan Buddhism became a fashionable phenomenon in the 1960s, particularly in Europe, sexual and financial scandals have multiplied, while its masters in exile have prospered. (benjaltf4.me)

Changes1

• It is not an instrument that measures the tide but rather the sea level, of which the tide is only one of the phenomena that changes this level. (shom.fr)

Range1

• The rapid surge in mixed migration in 2015-2016 thrust many local authorities across Europe into emergency mode, forcing them to find ways to address the needs of vulnerable groups, including refugees with a range of physical and mental-health conditions and unaccompanied children. (iom.int)

Known1

• The migration of immune cells can be guided by physical cues imposed by the environment, such as geometry, rigidity, or hydraulic resistance (HR). Neutrophils preferentially follow paths of least HR in vitro, a phenomenon known as barotaxis. (pasteur.fr)

Although1

• Although in some cases, physical modeling is still the only tool for modeling certain complex phenomena (for example, scouring phenomena downstream of dams), today there is a tendency for complementary use (coupling) of physical models and numerical models (hybrid modeling) to represent the behavior of hydraulic structures. (barrages-cfbr.eu)