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Self-organization, also
called spontaneous order in the
social sciences, is a
process where some form of
overall order arises from
local interactions between...
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matter their age. The
right to
self-defense is
phrased as the
principle of vim vi
repellere licet ("it is
permitted to
repel force by force") in the Digest...
- more
rigid network by
bridging the
steric hindrance created by the
self-
repelling phosphate groups.
Calcium ions are
removed during the
production of...
- to
prevail in an
action for
battery if the defendant's employees, in
repelling the plaintiff's acts, "used
unreasonable and
excessive force, meaning...
- In the
criminal law of Australia,
self-defence is a
legal defence to a
charge of
causing injury or
death in
defence of the
person or, to a
limited extent...
- operators. This sort of
cancellation does not
occur if we
replace the
repelling potential − x 4 {\displaystyle -x^{4}} with the
confining potential x...
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rejecting the
concept of atoms.
Caloric theory – the
theory that a
self-
repelling fluid called "caloric" was the
substance of heat.
Rendered obsolete...
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conductor are
redistributed around its
outer surface due to
mutual self-
repelling of
charges of the same sign – a
phenomenon discovered by Faraday. The...
- The
Self-Strengthening Movement, also
known as the
Westernization or
Western Affairs Movement (c. 1861–1895), was a
period of
radical institutional reforms...
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force was
necessary to
repel an attack, but the person's
belief was unreasonable, that
person would be able to
raise imperfect self-defense as a defense...
