The author deals with a class of tensor functions of arbitrary order having certain symmetry properties. Starting from some known remarks of P. Curie concerning symmetry of causes and effects, he shows that each symmetry of the cause (\(\underset \tilde{} A_ 1,...,\underset \tilde{} A_ m)\) being the symmetry of law f is a symmetry of the effect f(\(\underset \tilde{} A_ 1,...,\underset \tilde{} A_ m)\) for every f and every \(f(\underset \tilde{} A_ 1,...,\underset \tilde{} A_ m) \in Dom f.\) Examples are following.
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