Sentence examples for four basic forces from inspiring English sources

The weakest, and yet the most pervasive, of the four basic forces is gravity.

To understand how flying in parabolic arcs creates the sensation of weightlessness, we first need to review the four basic forces that act on an airplane (Figure 2A).

Since the 1930s physicists have recognized that they can use field theory to describe the interactions of all four basic forces with matter.

The appropriate fields for the four basic forces appear to have an important property in common: they all exhibit what is known as gauge symmetry.

The particles that provide this mortar are associated with four basic forces that are collectively referred to as the fundamental interactions of matter.

Theories of supergravity have developed out of attempts to construct a unified field theory that would describe all of the four basic forces.

In addition to gravity, there are three basic forces that govern nature: electromagnetism, the "strong" force (which holds the nucleus of an atom together), and the "weak" force (which causes radioactive decay).

And that is why, in addition to the sun and the wind, these three basic forces of nature the wind, the sun, and the heat under the planet are there for us to utilize in many fantastic ways.

Confucianism is believed to have reached Japan in the 5th century ce, and by the 7th century it had spread among the people, together with Chinese Taoism and yin-yang (harmony of two basic forces of nature) philosophy.

The other three basic forces of nature also affect hadron behaviour: all hadrons are subject to gravitation; charged hadrons obey electromagnetic laws; and some hadrons break up by way of the weak force (as in radioactive decay), while others decay via the strong and the electromagnetic forces.

The year was 1967, and a panel of judges — mostly men wearing dark suits, white shirts and the standard narrow tie — sat at a table, focused, pens to paper, their heads cocked back, looking in the same direction as they observed one paper airplane after another toy with drag, lift and weight, the three basic forces that govern flight.