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Force equaled mass times acceleration.
(remember your high school physics? Force equals mass times acceleration).
The impact you can have is mass times velocity.
"Force equals mass times acceleration," he writes on the board.
His style of play embodied Newton's second law of motion: force equal to mass times acceleration.
Newton's second law states that force equals mass times acceleration (written F = ma).
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Maybe consciousness was actually another sort of thing altogether, he thought — a fundamental entity in the universe, a primitive, like mass, time, or space.
Neither translocation time nor body mass, time of capture, or structural size were significant predictors of probability of resighting.
Teams that get their second payload into orbit correctly qualify for the grand prize — they'll be ranked by "mass, time, and accuracy".
At the start of the nineteenth century, length, mass, time and temperature were the only base unit units that were defined in terms of formal standards.
There was no significant effect of carotenoid supplementation on body mass (time × diet: F1,25 = 0.14, p = 0.71, Figure 1b); however body mass changed significantly over time (F3,75 = 14.92, p < 0.0001).
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