Matter, ether, and motion; the factors and relations of physical science (1892)
Dolbear, A. E. (Amos Emerson), 1837-1910 · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 341
ood reasoncan be assigned for thinking that, when properly ana-lyzed, it would be found resolvable into other factorsthan matter, ether, and motion. Furthermore, there isno evidence that any one of the physical forms ofmotion is or was necessarily prior to any other. Asthere is no hierarchy among… … Diag. 35. — Forms of Energy. The visible universe may be considered as a vastmachine, within which motions are being exchangedby contact and by radiation. It is not the absoluteamount of energy a body may have which determineswhether it shall give or. receive, but it is the degreeit has of a given…
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