Sentence examples for time dilated from inspiring English sources
There was the work of Lorentz and Fitzgerald, which showed that lengths contracted and time dilated when you moved close to the speed of light.
On the roof of your house, there is less warped time (dilated) (bent) but at ground level, there is more bending.
How much the time dilates can be calculated by the two equations above.
If time dilates when one moves at high speeds, does it contract when one moves barely at all?
Relativity tells us that when an object's speed approaches the speed of light (relative to us), time dilates (slows down) for it (relative to us).
Another confirmed prediction of general relativity is that time dilates in a gravitational field, meaning that clocks run slower as they approach the mass that is producing the field.
While Mrs Johnson's overarching preoccupation is with the ways in which this encounter has continued to reverberate throughout her life, she spends a lot of time dilating on the sex itself, finally declaring, in a crescendo suggesting orgasm, "I loved it.
Time dilates more severely; unstable particles produced in our upper atmosphere (muons) can travel the full 100 kilometers down to Earth's surface, even though their lifetime of 2.2 microseconds indicates that they shouldn't make it even 1 kilometer if they were moving at the speed of light.
As for why time dilates in this way, Bennett cited the principle of relativity that holds that space and time are closely intertwined, not two different things.
The shape was eroded three times, then dilated three times (erosion and dilation see Burger et al. [5]) to remove small border irregularities and afterwards larger irregularities in the contour were filled by computing local contour tangents and correcting parts of the contour which deviate too much from local contour curvature.
