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'''Attributes, characteristics, ways of expressions, qualities and quantities of [[Physical Entities]], [[Physical Events]], [[Physical Relations]], [[Physical Processes]], [[Physical Phenomena]]'''.  
 
'''Attributes, characteristics, ways of expressions, qualities and quantities of [[Physical Entities]], [[Physical Events]], [[Physical Relations]], [[Physical Processes]], [[Physical Phenomena]]'''.  
  
Examples of fundamental properties: [[Physical Causality]], [[Physical Variationality]], [[Physical Spatiality]], [[Physical Temporality]], [[Existence]], [[Essence / Form]], [[Space-time and metric phenomena|Extension and Size]], [[Mass]], [[Motion]], [[Charge]], [[Spin]], Density, Color, Hardness, Duration, Chemical composition, Capacity, Behavior, etc.
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Examples of fundamental properties: [[Physical Causality]], [[Physical Variationality]], [[Physical Spatiality]], [[Physical Temporality]], [[Existence]], [[Essence / Form]], [[Space-time and metric phenomena|Extension and Size]], [[Mass]], [[Motion]], [[Charge]], [[Spin]], Density, Color, Hardness, Duration, Chemical composition, Capacity, Behavior.
  
 
== Common definition  ==
 
== Common definition  ==

Revision as of 20:15, 31 March 2022

Definition

Attributes, characteristics, ways of expressions, qualities and quantities of Physical Entities, Physical Events, Physical Relations, Physical Processes, Physical Phenomena.

Examples of fundamental properties: Physical Causality, Physical Variationality, Physical Spatiality, Physical Temporality, Existence, Essence / Form, Extension and Size, Mass, Motion, Charge, Spin, Density, Color, Hardness, Duration, Chemical composition, Capacity, Behavior.

Common definition

Links to Wikipedia pages:

Description

Fundamental properties of Physical Reality

Derived properties of Physical Reality

See also

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

Classification