Sentence examples for be an inertial reference from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that the aether rest frame would be an inertial reference frame; and physicists felt some temptation to equate its frame with the absolute rest frame, though this was not necessary.

A coordinate system attached to the Earth is not an inertial reference frame because the Earth rotates and is accelerated with respect to the Sun.

The equations of motion are formulated in an inertial reference frame, with account taken of ring extensibility, transverse shear, rotatory inertia, rotation, initial stress due to pressure loading and an elastic foundation.

This paper addresses the observability analysis for the single beacon localization problem of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) modeled as a double integrator where its input is the acceleration in an inertial reference frame and its output (measurement) is its range to a stationary beacon.

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Theoretical relations between rotor-embedded accelerometer signals and the vibration of the rotor in an inertial reference frame are derived.

One may always find an inertial reference frame with respect to which they are at rest and their energy in that frame equals mc2.

They are derived in terms of the translational and rotational position and velocity of the receiver with respect to an inertial reference frame.

More precisely, he defines the theoretical concept of "mass ratio" of two particles colliding inelastically in an inertial reference frame \(S\).

Although the solutions to most engineering problems can be obtained to a satisfactory degree of accuracy by assuming that an Earth-based reference frame is an inertial one, there are some applications in which the rotation of the Earth cannot be neglected; among these is the operation of a gyroscopic compass.

The navigational system is an "inertial guidance system," which gauges changes of position by internal measurement of acceleration and direction.