| Moreover, the truth at which science aims need not be a single, rock-bottom order of things, as defined, for example, by microphysics. |
| What we see in the sky now are remnants of very, very early microphysics. |
| Think of the power of man which is lodged in control of the principles of nuclear microphysics. |
| What can be done to proceed further in the science of microphysics, a.k.a. atomic physics? |
| Additional features, such as more sophisticated microphysics and precipitation efficiency functions, make this scheme attractive. |
| Chemical reactions themselves involve the forming and breaking of bonds, and these are matters of microphysics. |
