An example includes recognizing patterns in chapter seven to explain the relation between the waves in music and atoms. Louis de Broglie acknowledged the pattern Einstein and Plank formed yet recognized the pattern of vibrations in music having harmonies and overtones. As a result, Broglie recognized an analogy between musical harmonies and overtones within atoms as well. Chapter three focuses on observation requiring the use of all the five senses. In the case of Helen Keller she was visually and hearing impaired but used her observations of touch and smell to correspond with sight and hearing. In detail understood the intensity of smells and its correlation with vibrant colors. In chapter five abstracting is breaking down a reality into a simple form. Critical analogies reveal unapparent relations between abstract
An example includes recognizing patterns in chapter seven to explain the relation between the waves in music and atoms. Louis de Broglie acknowledged the pattern Einstein and Plank formed yet recognized the pattern of vibrations in music having harmonies and overtones. As a result, Broglie recognized an analogy between musical harmonies and overtones within atoms as well. Chapter three focuses on observation requiring the use of all the five senses. In the case of Helen Keller she was visually and hearing impaired but used her observations of touch and smell to correspond with sight and hearing. In detail understood the intensity of smells and its correlation with vibrant colors. In chapter five abstracting is breaking down a reality into a simple form. Critical analogies reveal unapparent relations between abstract