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1. This was what the problem was, a problem in celestial mechanics

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2. “They sent those quantum mechanics texts that Thom fell into,” he said, “so they must have made some progress

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3. These guys were in Mechanics in supervisory roles

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4. "No," Glenelle answered first, leaving two majors in mechanics wondering how a lieutenant in Biology was more sure of her answer

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5. Benton Fingerel, one of those majors in mechanics and Pace's superior officer added, "I think the point is, we need some way to get a closer look at one of the impactors

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6. One couldn't be a senior officer in a starship's Department of Engineering and not know enough quantum mechanics to know that was impossible

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7. That, and in the mechanics of unloading big crates onto the quay in forecasted squalls

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8. They all studied the latest quantum mechanics texts together

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9. They spent another week prying open the instrument schematics that had been transmitted from home with that quantum mechanics text

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10. " He beeped his Mechanics officer, who knew the most quantum mechanics of his senior officers

11. They’ve been thru his own gear, they’re going over the instrumentation that was sent over with the quantum mechanics texts now

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12. "It's not about the mechanics of it, Alan

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13. specialize in the mechanics of body movement know

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14. "Tometahin is in the wing of Heavenly Mechanics," Buduani said, "quantum mechanics is a field they cover

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15. "It wasn't until the year you call 114 that our cerebral mechanics first sensed a mortal dimension

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16. Of course any instrument they could build could also be hacked, but she was trusting that Alan didn’t know enough quantum mechanics to fool them all

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17. “There are quantum mechanics scholars in China,” she said, “They know those words

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18. were permanently occupied by a staff of drivers and mechanics

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19. time chatting to the mechanics over mugs of tea

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20. Mechanics was going to take a big leap when their course stone for the 101st came out because photovoltaics and data handing were both in the Mechanics branch

21. Mechanics would probably be first stone in when they put up their new one

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22. Althart spoke up, “They’re probably waiting for me up top for a Mechanics Investment Council, Ava knows more about this than I do, she’ll fill you in

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23. She had been a student once, she took some mechanics and three years of architecture

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24. of an untrained arm and the mechanics of a six-year-old girl

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25. His wind up started, nice and fluid, as good as mechanics as I had

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26. Brian took up mechanics and built an ultralite

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27. Because I had never taken any business courses, I wanted to learn something about business and I wanted to learn something about auto mechanics so I figured that this would be the first time I would have fun in college, not caring at all whether I got a degree or not

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28. Mechanics and toolsmiths also lived here

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29. that in Europe the wages of mechanics, artificers, and manufacturers, should be somewhat

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30. At this point none of it was her problem, she just stood by and watched Heymon and Morgan and the rest of Mechanics at their jobs, ready in case there was any issue

31. Alan spent more hours with them after, talking of the mechanics of mind in silicon

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32. It is upon this account that all such improvements in mechanics, as enable the same number of workmen to perform an equal quantity of work with cheaper

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33. The operation, in some measure, resembles that of the undertaker of some great work, who, in consequence of some improvement in mechanics, takes down his old machinery, and adds the difference between its price and that of the new to his circulating capital, to the fund from which he furnishes materials and wages to his workmen

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34. But if the expense of this entertainment had been employed in setting to work masons, carpenters, upholsterers, mechanics, etc

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35. Through the greater part of Europe, the yeomanry are regarded as an inferior rank of people, even to the better sort of tradesmen and mechanics, and in all parts of Europe to the great merchants and master manufacturers

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36. The towns were chiefly inhabited by tradesmen and mechanics, who seem, in those days, to have been of servile, or very nearly of servile condition

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37. Mercer was not surprised by such elaborate mechanics

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38. Yet its deformed tentacles darted with the speed and mechanics of an insect

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39. If, in those little schools, the books by which the children are taught to read, were a little more instructive than they commonly are; and if, instead of a little smattering in Latin, which the children of the common people are sometimes taught there, and which can scarce ever be of any use to them, they were instructed in the elementary parts of geometry and mechanics ; the literary education of this rank of people would, perhaps, be as complete as can be

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40. There is scarce a common trade, which does not afford some opportunities of applying to it the principles of geometry and mechanics, and which would not, therefore, gradually exercise and improve the common people in those principles, the necessary introduction to the most sublime, as well as to the most useful sciences

41. All of this cosmic evolution after the inflationary epoch can be rigorously described and modelled by the ΛCDM model of cosmology, which uses the independent frameworks of quantum mechanics and Einstein‘s General Relativity

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42. Even if we do not understand all the mechanics and processes that God used to perform his creative work, we know, based on the provable accuracy of the Bible, that the sequence of events as recorded in the Bible, has to be accurate

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43. In the field of quantum physics and quantum mechanics, scientists today are only beginning to unravel some of the mysteries locked in these subjects

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44. 38 If we now have a strong magnetic field, generated by mechanics within the Earth that are different to what we have today - considering that through extrapolating back in time, we arrive at a stronger magnetic field, using the mechanics inside the Earth after the Flood, and also keeping in mind that the core would probably have had more mobility within the Earth (provided by the additional water lubrication from the fountains of the deep, before the Flood) what would be the outcome? If this layer of water existed homogenously between the crust and the mantle, it may have prevented contact between the inner and outer layers of rock and aid in the mobility of the core inside the Earth – just as one would have with a present day ball-bearing for example

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45. With that water removed, and the Earth’s electro-mechanical function adversely affected, and because we can today measure a continuous decline in Earth’s magnetic field strength, we can postulate that gravity would have overcome the magnetic field’s influence on the layer of water above the atmosphere as a result of the rotational core mechanics being altered

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46. The sequence of events portrayed in such a scenario, although all the mechanics and the physical cause of such a catastrophe may not be 100% accurate, comes a lot closer to matching the evidence around us in the world today, while it utilises the information as portrayed in the Bible as a foundation

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47. "It's a technician's trolley, the same kind of thing car mechanics use

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48. is sex reduced to its mechanics, to the mere

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49. mechanics of physical sensation

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50. was anything wrong with the sheer mechanics of

51. ‘The uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics means the virus did not properly exist until the time of sending, two minutes ago; the laws of physics furthermore means there is nothing you could effect in this reality

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52. After I had all the aircraft in my squadron flying really good, the commanding officer of my squadron asked me to go to Naha, Okinawa to instruct the flight control mechanics how to use the flight control test equipment

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53. Since they were rather good mechanics according to themselves (they were indeed - fixed their big six Cortina by this time) they offered their services and found her and her Army second lieutenant boyfriend (a hard as nails second lieutenant of the Parachute Battalion that they knew could not be dominated by them) waiting for them to change the flat tyre

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54. first aid kit and mechanics toolkit, address book filled with names of women

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55. As a group, we started wondering about the mechanics of handing us over from our current class to our individual, but temporary, owners

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56. “We could look up motor sales, engineers, mechanics, motor-cycle shops

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57. And if the mechanics can get it, so can the flyboys, was the unspoken message

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58. A lot of mechanics go on to fly, it’s in the blood

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59. “The mechanics are painting numbers first thing tomorrow,” I added

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60. The mechanics were setting up their benches, polishing tools, and beginning to assemble planes in the big hangar tents

61. Popular Mechanics devoted an entire issue to debunking the bad science behind 9-11 Truthers nonsense

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62. We could hear ragged cheers off in the distance from some of our mechanics and ground staff, the ones not noisily engaged in firing at the enemy

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63. Note that the above narrative doesn't convey all the complicated logistics of finding mechanics, driving here and there, following each other on the highway, and cell-phone negotiations

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64. I carefully watched the new gauges our mechanics had installed

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65. We kept exactly two mechanics, (not Pete,) and landed back at St

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66. They could see mechanics working under the bonnets of cars in the rear of the building

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67. “They all seem confident enough,” observed Raoul as the suited and helmeted mechanics waved at the camera

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68. A team of mechanics probed the belly with a lamp

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69. Then as he got into his background in Artificial Intelligence and the computer modeling program known, as I style it, “Factory Efficiency” and how some of it mimics the mechanics of physical evolution, I began to feel that the latter understanding was probably the better

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70. I never paid for the cars she drove or the gas that went in them or the mechanics to maintain them

71. “In quantum mechanics an object can exist in many states at once, which sounds crazy

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72. A historic innovation, and genius mechanics

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73. and tinkered with it, searching for a gap in its mechanics, an oversight in its

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74. the mechanics of sexual function

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75. That’s just the mechanics

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76. mechanics of sex haven’t changed but the attitude and openness

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77. The hilltop was thick with people: salary men, fishermen, mechanics, nurses, teachers,

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78. drive a car, you are subjected to the laws of mechanics and

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79. Thus physicists have found themselves, through the study of quantum mechanics, to be in

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80. Philosophically, the implications of quantum mechanics are mind blowing

81. Because quantum mechanics tells us that we can know either the

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82. "Could the discussion I had with Harry yesterday have promoted the mechanics of my mind?" she thought aloud

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83. suspect, equally useless when applied absolutely to beastly mechanics

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84. If everything in the material world could be predicted, given enough data, what is the role of God in the universe? How can miracles be explained? If everything moves according to Newton’s laws of mechanics, is God necessary? What about human behavior? If we

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85. my mind are really the mechanics of ritualistic abuse

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86. mechanics of the English language and human communication

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87. The Captain explained there was no way they could take off that night, and a relief airplane with engine mechanics would not arrive until late the next morning

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88. He concentrated on the mechanics of opening the spigot and watching the steaming black liquid splash into his cup

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89. each other, and quantum mechanics has taught us that the same thing is true of all

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90. He asks, ‘How does the information about what is happening everywhere else get collected to determine what is likely to happen here?’ According to physicist Gary Zukau, the philosophical implication of quantum mechanics is that all of the things in our universe (including us) that appear to exist independently are actually parts of one all-encompassing organic pattern, and that no parts of that pattern are ever really separate from it or each other

91. ’ The isolation that we create is an idealization, and one point of view is that quantum mechanics allows us to idealize a photon from the fundamental unbroken unity so that we can study it

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92. The most profound lesson of quantum mechanics, Wheeler remarks, is that physical phenomena are somehow defined by the questions we ask of them

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93. In 1919 (years before quantum mechanics was developed by Schrödinger and Heisenberg) Leadbeater and Besant explained that bubbles exist at the most fundamental level of spacetime

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94. Amir Aczel observes that in quantum mechanics we have to abandon the quotidian ‘either-or’ logic in favour of the new ‘both-and’ logic

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95. The mechanics of

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96. The systems I use contain OEM information intermingling with hundreds of thousands of mechanics across the world and can cost close to $500 per month

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97. A second shop was later opened, complete with a full staff of auto mechanics, and a King Kong size headache from owing his body and soul to the local bank

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98. "Yo, Chuck! We could visit those guys at the Mechanics Monument again! They know how to party!"

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99. I mean, can you imagine that? Don’t worry about the mechanics

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100. of the human condition is governed by cause and effect, in so far as mechanics and energetics