For to all that happens through the action of the chemical ether there belongs the quality of cosmic youth, while everything brought about in a purely physical manner is of necessity cosmically old.
It is gradually enclosed by this, and evolves finally into that part of the finished eye which embodies the optical apparatus functioning according to purely physical laws.
The formation of a thin membrane at the surface of the structureless plasma granule may be explained as a purely physical process--that of surface strain.
When an activity is its own end in the sense that the action of the moment is complete in itself, it is purely physical; it has no meaning (See p.
As a purely physical aggregate--if our civilisation be that--our business is quickly to exterminate Monte and his whole breed.
It is difficult to discuss these ravages on a purely physical basis, for the ramifications of cruelty are cumulatively intense, the higher they are carried.
One can't, as a purely physical being, relate himself to mental processes; nor can one approach the super-mental area by the force of mentality alone.
The methods by which the advocates of a purely physical origin of life seek to establish the correctness of their conclusions, are unfortunately not always attended by uniform results in experimentation.
The explanation in question is of a purely physical character, and depends upon the non-achromatism of the eye.
The chemists generally take a purely physicalview of the subject, and instead of trying to understand its mystical language, often (I do not say always) prefer to label it nonsense and the alchemist a fool.
Trace the line of life backwards and see it approaching more and more to what we call the purely physical condition.
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