Sentence examples for kind of a relativity from inspiring English sources
It's kind of a relativity thing.
A kind of relativity principle did exist ("Galilean relativity") in the freedom to choose different inertial frames of reference i.e., the form of Newton's laws was unaffected by motion at constant velocity with respect to the "fixed stars".
The result is a kind of relativity about systems of categories: "which set of ontological categories we choose is primarily a matter of convenience, in the same way as specific axiomatizations of propositional logic or Newtonian mechanics are more convenient to use than others" (2005, 218).
If so, this would point to a kind of high-level contextualism, or cultural relativity about the expressivity of music, making it a more contingent matter than most theorists imply.
Paterniti recounts how, shortly after his general theory of relativity was confirmed in 1919, Einstein rocketed to star status, adored by the world as a kind of Little Tramp with a Nobel Prize.
That's because special relativity assumes a kind of symmetry, called Lorentz invariance, in the way observers moving at constant speed relative to each other will perceive quantities such as distance and time.
The gravity of the objects, each roughly the mass of our Sun, acted as a kind of lens, just as Einstein's equations of relativity say that they should.
The recognition of the relativity of value does not end in a kind of moral relativism or ethical paralysis.
One reportedly alluded to Einstein's theory of relativity and his unified field theory as a kind of mind-portrait.
