Sentence examples for inverse law from inspiring English sources

Out of her photographs emerges a curious inverse law.

In general terms, an inverse law applies to any truly noteworthy TV cameo by a sport star.

So in this two-dimensional flatland, the force doesn't obey an inverse square law, it obeys what we could call an "inverse" law.

The elastic modulus of PS polymer brush layers dramatically depends upon molecular weight and follows the inverse law with segment molecular weight, Mc of 18,000 known for bulk PS.

Newton offered his own laws of motion and an inverse square law of gravitational attraction.

He stated the inverse square law to describe planetary motions in 1678, a law that Newton later used in modified form.

Deviations from the inverse square law have been sought in three ways: The law has been checked in the laboratory over distances up to about 1 metre.

Following the inverse care law [ 37], use of care varies inversely with the needs of the population served.

The experiment provided the most precise direct verification to date of the inverse square law and showed, to a confidence limit of 95%, that the inverse square law was obeyed down to a distance of 55 micrometres (0.002 in).

This null result was a mathematical prediction of the inverse square law of electrostatics, and both Cavendish and Maxwell took the experiment as verifying the law.

As per Hart's inverse care law, availability of good medical care tends to vary inversely with the need for it in the population served [ 25].