Sentence examples for motion and gravity from inspiring English sources

Ambient motion and gravity are the active variables here.

We all know the basics of time, motion and gravity, but little of that seems to apply to the dancers of After Midnight.

For Peake's stint in space, more than 20 people suggested "Principia" after Newton's seminal work in 1687 that laid out his laws of motion and gravity.

Einstein had shown that the flow of time depended on motion and gravity, and that the division of events into "past" and "future" was relative.

Newton's laws of motion and gravity (see also celestial mechanics: Newton's laws of motion) emerged from the analysis of planetary and lunar orbits.

Peake, who was born in Chichester, West Sussex, will stay on the ISS on a six-month mission which has been named Principia after Isaac Newton's text on the laws of motion and gravity, Principia Mathematica.

That the most important volume in the history of physics, which described the laws of motion and of gravity, saw the light of day the next year was, in the end, due to the deep pockets of Edmund Halley, of comet fame.

Thus, it can be surmised that whatever topic has been considered outside the scope of science in one era (e.g., theories of planetary motion and of gravity, wave-particle duality, dark matter) might enter the scope of science in a succeeding era.

The generalized Poincaré section technique is used to trace differences between the torque-free attitude motion and the gravity-gradient-perturbed motion.

Fire has always burned, and water suffocated every human creature: The production of motion by impulse and gravity is an universal law, which has hitherto admitted of no exception".

There is one instance where Hume appears to accept an implication of Newton's rule: "The production of motion by impulse and gravity is an universal law, which has hitherto admitted of no exception" (EHU 6.4).