Sentence examples for gravitation from inspiring English sources
The word "gravitation" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to the force of attraction between two particles or objects due to their mass. For example: "The sun exerts a powerful gravitational pull on all the planets in our solar system."
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The fundamental force of attraction that exists between all particles with mass in the universe. It is the weakest of the four forces, and possesses a gauge boson known as the graviton.
Ideal candidates for him are gravitational effects since gravitation is the only fundamental interaction which is not integrated into quantum theory so far.
In the decades before 1734, a series of controversies had erupted, especially in France, about the character and legitimacy of Newtonian science, especially the theory of universal gravitation and the physics of gravitational attraction through empty space.
Newton's theory of gravitation worked virtually perfectly for weak gravitational fields.
Disappointingly, then, it seems we will never know what would have happened had he attempted to engage Barbara's 13-year-old husband Scott on the Hoyle-Narlikar theory of gravitation.
GRACE, which stands for Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, enables the mass of objects on Earth to be worked out more precisely by measuring tiny changes in their gravitation pull.
He wants to do the same thing for the theory of gravitation, which he says is opaque and intuitively hard.
They understood that and they did not understand why this source of gravitation didn't seem to turn the universe into an incredibly rapidly expanding universe that would double in size every ten to the minus 42 seconds.The real question was not "what is dark energy?" it was "where is dark energy?" For many years Einstein and others thought that the dark energy must be zero because it was so tiny.
"The principle of gravitation is not more certain than the tendency of such laws to change wealth and power into misery and weakness," he claimed.
It is part of a cultural gravitation toward transparency and a penchant for disruption in all its forms.
And this is exactly what Dr Hawking has now done.He presented his ideas to physicists attending a conference on general relativity and gravitation in Dublin on July 21st.
"We are seeing a gravitation of the subprime universe from Fannie and Freddie to Ginnie", says Mr Setia.
