Sentence examples for square attraction from inspiring English sources

At separations closer than r0, the law of force approximates to an inverse square attraction, but the exponential term kills the attractive force when r is only a few times r0 (e.g., when r is 5r0, the exponential reduces the force 150 times).

Nevertheless, Newton later confessed that the correspondence with Hooke led him to demonstrate that an elliptical orbit entails an inverse square attraction to one focus one of the two crucial propositions on which the law of universal gravitation would ultimately rest.

Lenin's body is still a Red Square attraction despite the fall of the Soviet Union and Mao's brittle carapace brings in Tianeman hordes.

A large fraction of those who had read at most small portions of the Principia and depended on others for their knowledge of it most likely saw Newton as having hypothesized inverse-square attraction and hence as in fact following the method of hypotheses.

An outdoor living chess garden is the big (1,000 square feet) attraction in the third annual Metrotech Garden Festival, which opens at noon tomorrow.

Within the 13 million square foot attraction, the release says the property will have seven different lands focused on Lionsgate movies and series.

The World of Coca-Cola is a ninety-two-thousand-square-foot attraction less than a mile from Coke's headquarters, in downtown Atlanta.

By Mya Frazier November 6, 2014 The World of Coca-Cola is a ninety-two-thousand-square-foot attraction less than a mile from Coke's headquarters, in downtown Atlanta.

The contest, the Materials Matter Amazing Art Challenge, is a project of the Ripley's Believe or Not Odditorium in Times Square, an 18,000-square-foot attraction filled with exhibits that define the venerable brand.

But when it does, this 25,000-square-foot attraction devoted to popular culture, history, science and art is the place to find the New York State Museum Carousel, a fully restored working carousel (with American folk art horses probably carved in 1895) that operated from 1916 to 1972 and will still be available for rides.

I now go on to set forth the motion of bodies that attract one another" [P, 561] The section first successfully solves the problem of the motion of two bodies under inverse-square mutual attraction.