Sentence examples for definition of gravity from inspiring English sources
It was a coincidence, a fortuitous convergence of notions, but as I compared Frazer's definition of magic with the dictionary's definition of gravity, I felt I had discovered Gadbois's secret.
de Gadbois's definition of gravity, based on a modification of Planck's law of black-body radiation, ignores the effects caused by the disintegration of electrons near a rotating black hole".
In other words, the decisions to be made in "important" cases cannot be entrusted to local communities and the UWA's definition of the gravity of the offense matters more than the communities' own definitions (Namara and Nsabagasani 2003).
The definition for center of gravity of a general mass distribution is (∫ r dW/∫ dW) where dW is the differential of weight, r the position vector and the integrals are to be interpreted as Stieltjes integrals over the entire body.
According to the definition of NESM, lower center of gravity means higher stability.
Moreover, the center of gravity is used in the definition of the second-order moments as described in (17), note the invariance with respect to response scaling (17).
It's center-of-gravity music.
Challenging the definition of "beer," Samuel Adams Utopias is a high-gravity concoction that's more about flavor than most stunt-beers.
This suggests the definition of a new class of inertial motion, namely that of objects in free fall under the influence of gravity.
The definition of a "heavy metal" includes a specific gravity of more than 5 or a density greater than 4.5 g/cm, and the 45 established heavy metals include Cu, Zn, Pb, Cd and manganese [ 5].
Barophobia- Fear of gravity.
