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According to Einstein's theory of special relativity, as an electron's speed approaches the speed of light, from an observer's point of view its relativistic mass increases, thereby making it more and more difficult to accelerate it from within the observer's frame of reference.

But Einstein's theory of relativity teaches us that two events cannot be judged to be simultaneous because this judgment depends on the observer's frame of reference.

However, such a definition proved difficult to implement in general relativity, in which different values of the astronomical unit were obtained depending on an observer's frame of reference.

Their timescale is therefore "stretched" or "slowed down" so that, in the high-speed particle's frame of reference, its lifetime may be 10−10 second, but, in a stationary observer's frame of reference, the particle lives much longer.

Kelley's frame of reference is broad, judging from her variations on French, Italian, Indian, Asian and North African classics.

Pope's frame of reference wants to be cool, too.

And an audience's frame of reference is expanded.

"Everyone's frame of reference is movies," he said.

But Beckmann's frame of reference always eclipsed theirs.

Consider your audience's frame of reference.

The D'Alembert forces are interpreted from the non-inertial director frame of reference and conclusions drawn.