Sentence examples for equals reaction from inspiring English sources

Our coupling between glass jets and air flow follows then the principle that action equals reaction.

Taking into account the conservation of momentum and energy, f air and f jets as well as q air and q jets satisfy the principle that action equals reaction and obey common underlying relations.

By construction, they fulfill the principle that action equals reaction and hence the momentum is conserved, that is, ∫ I V ( t ) f air ( s, t ) d s = − ∫ V f jets ( x, t ) d x. for an arbitrary domain V and I V ( t ) = { s ∈ I ( t ) | r ( s, t ) ∈ V }.

Exclusion breeds an equal reaction.

But a Newtonian law works in international politics – to every action an opposite and equal reaction.

"It can have an opposite and equal reaction," Rick Davis, the campaign manager, said.

In politics, like in physics, there's often an equal reaction to every action.

To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction; or, the mutual actions of two bodies upon each other are always equal and directed to contrary parts.

Which brings us to the late, great first baseman of physics, Sir Isaac Newton, who wrote, "To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction".

And yet, of course, like all great change, it caused a tremendous — and if there's a Newton's Law of history — an opposite and equal reaction.

For some, the experience left a small residue of disillusionment with the machinations of the grownup world — not as bad as when the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles, perhaps, but a palpable addition to the stultification that, come the nineteen-sixties, would generate an opposite and more than equal reaction.