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physical field

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physical field,
n in energy medicine, one of the three etheric levels of the human energy field. This layer embodies the sense of physical sensation, vitality of the body, and the autonomic functioning of cells, tissues, and organs and is found closest to the skin surface.


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Kantor (1936) used the then-prevalent gestalt field theory as an example of shortcomings in using physical fields as analogies in psychological science.
The ansatz proposed in [7] is that space-time could be a continuous manifold, and yet at, the same time effectively discrete for the physical fields which describe particles in quantum theory provided that these physical fields are bandlimited functions.
Recently, a new regeneration initiative for the old urban Lisbon's downtown was announced, covering three fields of intervention: the economic, social and physical fields (CBC, 2006).
 
 
 
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