- 自(nose (pictographic) → self; body)
Ancient people pointed to their nose when saying "I," so the character for nose also means self.
spontaneous symmetry breaking (physics)
Spontaneous symmetry breaking is a concept in physics.
spontaneous symmetry breaking (physics)
Spontaneous symmetry breaking is a concept in physics.
Ancient people pointed to their nose when saying "I," so the character for nose also means self.
A hand drawing a bow with two legs stepping forward is the action of 'shooting' an arrow.
Measuring carefully face-to-face with your hands inch by inch.
A rice plant being weighed and measured gives it a name, thus meaning "to address" or "to call by name."
Breaking something open is like using a stone to smash away the entire outer shell.
A vase that cracks and breaks apart becomes defective and missing a part.
Ancient people pointed to their nose when saying "I," so the character for nose also means self.
A hand drawing a bow with two legs stepping forward is the action of 'shooting' an arrow.
Measuring carefully face-to-face with your hands inch by inch.
A rice plant being weighed and measured gives it a name, thus meaning "to address" or "to call by name."
Breaking something open is like using a stone to smash away the entire outer shell.
A vase that cracks and breaks apart becomes defective and missing a part.
spontaneous symmetry breaking (physics)
spontaneous symmetry breaking (physics)
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