Sentence examples for understanding of gravity from inspiring English sources

The contemporary understanding of gravity as not a strictly material entity, for instance, have made "physicalist" a more common description.

In the decade after his annus mirabilis papers of 1905 – which included his equation E=mc2 – he turned his thoughts to the general theory of relativity, a new understanding of gravity.

By timing pulsars, which themselves generate a lot of gravity, it is hoped that the SKA will show the weak links in Einstein's work and provide the vital clue needed to develop a deeper understanding of gravity.

"It points to something missing in our understanding of gravity," said Joseph Polchinski, of the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics in Santa Barbara, Calif., one of the theorists who set off this confusion.

He'd spent 10 grueling years developing the general theory of relativity, seeking a better understanding of gravity, but to him the notion of an expanding or contracting cosmos seemed blatantly erroneous.

And it underscored the case, long urged by American astronomers, for a NASA mission to measure dark energy — to determine, for example, whether the cosmos would expand forever or whether, perhaps, there might be something wrong with our understanding of gravity.

This is in accordance with the common understanding of gravity-dependent tidal volume distributions in acute lung injury and acute respiratory disease syndrome [ 14, 15].

Urging Americans to listen to each other, he said whites could gain an understanding of the gravity of having more than one million young Africa-American men in prison.

Since thermal systems are understood in terms of their microscopic constituents, Stephen's discovery immediately raised the question, "What is the microstructure of a black hole, and of spacetime itself?" We have, as yet, not agreed upon an answer, but there is a consensus that no understanding of quantum gravity will be complete without it.

Thus, in order to obtain a lucid understanding of the gravity wave propagation throughout the year, we need a larger data base.

New prerotation and postrotation questionnaires have been designed to allow for both quantitative and qualitative analysis of the students' understanding of the gravity of varying types of medical errors and how they relate to medical professionalism.