In this view of order, laws represent invariant relationships between explicate entities and structures, and thus Bohm maintained that in physics, the Explicate Order generally reveals itself within well-constructed experimental contexts as, for example, in the sensibly observable results of instruments.
In this view of order, laws represent invariant relationships between explicate entities and structures. He maintained that in physics, the Explicate Order generally reveals itself within well-constructed experimental contexts as, for example, in the sensibly observable results of instruments.