Sentence examples for basic laws of mechanics from inspiring English sources

It ends, finally, with Newton, who described many of the basic laws of mechanics in the 18th century.

Since the basic laws of mechanics do not determine the principles of thermodynamics without some such assumptions (however weak), there may well be at least one interesting sense in which thermodynamics establishes nomological holism.

In the remaining years of the 20th century, there is no doubt that the experimental investigation of the dynamics and mechanisms of elementary chemical reactions will play a very important role in bridging the gap between the basic laws of mechanics and the real world of chemistry.

In the basic thermodynamic laws were presented and in this chapter the basic laws of fluid mechanics are presented.

Sport engineering gives good illustrations of the basic laws of theoretical mechanics and interesting examples that attract the students' attention to this academic discipline.

At the outset, knowledge does not abide by universal law of conservation of energy nor by the basic laws of fluid mechanics, instead knowledge needs its own laws and precepts to quantify its flow, rate of flow, and energies transferred from one knowledge centric object (KCO) to another.

John Blume's love for learning is best described in his own words: "I sincerely believe that the most important thing you have learned beyond the basic laws of nature, mechanics, and materials is to teach yourself". To promote studies at Stanford, he established a graduate fellowship that supports students until today.

Armed with the basic laws of quantum mechanics, they developed a computer simulation that predicted the properties of different materials.

Specific magnetic and magneto-thermal properties of Er2Fe14Si3, in the temperature range of 80 300 K, have been investigated using basic laws of classical statistical mechanics in a simple model.

The response of the wave properties of a particle to an external force follows a basic law of quantum mechanics that, in its mathematical form, is known as the Schrödinger equation.

Newtonian mechanics The basic laws of motion, postulated by Newton, which are sufficient to explain and quantify virtually all of the complex dynamical system behavior found on Earth and elsewhere in the universe.