Definition of Newtonian in English:

Newtonian

adjective njuːˈtəʊnɪənn(j)uˈtoʊniən

1Relating to or arising from the work of Sir Isaac Newton.
Example sentencesExamples
- So the 20th century brought two major refinements of the old Newtonian picture: quantum mechanics and relativity.
- The remarkable insight of Einstein was to discard the Newtonian notion of absolute time and view simultaneity in purely operational terms.
- Although we can know the everyday world in its Newtonian clarity, we can only know the quantum world if we are prepared to accept it in its Heisenbergian uncertainty.
- In the Einsteinian world there is more individualism and less government than in the Newtonian.
- They lectured on the tenets of the Newtonian system and valiantly defended contentious issues of Newtonian natural philosophy against attacks from critics.
1. 1.1 Formulated or behaving according to the principles of classical physics.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Field's formulation of Newtonian gravitational theory postulates, and has variables ranging over, space-time points and space-time regions.
  The classic Newtonian view of gravity as a simple force between objects was overthrown by Einstein's vision of gravity as the result of objects warping space and time.
  But that's true of billiard balls and we don't resort to quantum physics to explain the Newtonian behaviour or lots of other stuff.
  According to Newtonian gravity, light is not affected by gravity, as light is massless.
  In the modern Tychonian system, Keplerian and Newtonian principles are maintained, as in the heliocentric theory.

Rhymes

Aberdonian, Amazonian, Apollonian, Babylonian, Baconian, Bostonian, Caledonian, Catalonian, Chalcedonian, Ciceronian, Devonian, draconian, Estonian, Etonian, gorgonian, Ionian, Johnsonian, Laconian, Macedonian, Miltonian, Oregonian, Oxonian, Patagonian, Plutonian, Tennysonian, Tobagonian, Washingtonian

Definition of Newtonian in US English:

Newtonian

adjectiven(y)o͞oˈtōnēənn(j)uˈtoʊniən

1Relating to or arising from the work of Sir Isaac Newton.
Example sentencesExamples
- They lectured on the tenets of the Newtonian system and valiantly defended contentious issues of Newtonian natural philosophy against attacks from critics.
- In the Einsteinian world there is more individualism and less government than in the Newtonian.
- Although we can know the everyday world in its Newtonian clarity, we can only know the quantum world if we are prepared to accept it in its Heisenbergian uncertainty.
- The remarkable insight of Einstein was to discard the Newtonian notion of absolute time and view simultaneity in purely operational terms.
- So the 20th century brought two major refinements of the old Newtonian picture: quantum mechanics and relativity.
1. 1.1 Formulated or behaving according to the principles of classical physics.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The classic Newtonian view of gravity as a simple force between objects was overthrown by Einstein's vision of gravity as the result of objects warping space and time.
  According to Newtonian gravity, light is not affected by gravity, as light is massless.
  But that's true of billiard balls and we don't resort to quantum physics to explain the Newtonian behaviour or lots of other stuff.
  Field's formulation of Newtonian gravitational theory postulates, and has variables ranging over, space-time points and space-time regions.
  In the modern Tychonian system, Keplerian and Newtonian principles are maintained, as in the heliocentric theory.

单词	Newtonian
释义	Definition of Newtonian in English: Newtonian adjective njuːˈtəʊnɪənn(j)uˈtoʊniən 1Relating to or arising from the work of Sir Isaac Newton. Example sentencesExamples So the 20th century brought two major refinements of the old Newtonian picture: quantum mechanics and relativity. The remarkable insight of Einstein was to discard the Newtonian notion of absolute time and view simultaneity in purely operational terms. Although we can know the everyday world in its Newtonian clarity, we can only know the quantum world if we are prepared to accept it in its Heisenbergian uncertainty. In the Einsteinian world there is more individualism and less government than in the Newtonian. They lectured on the tenets of the Newtonian system and valiantly defended contentious issues of Newtonian natural philosophy against attacks from critics. 1.1 Formulated or behaving according to the principles of classical physics. Example sentencesExamples Field's formulation of Newtonian gravitational theory postulates, and has variables ranging over, space-time points and space-time regions. The classic Newtonian view of gravity as a simple force between objects was overthrown by Einstein's vision of gravity as the result of objects warping space and time. But that's true of billiard balls and we don't resort to quantum physics to explain the Newtonian behaviour or lots of other stuff. According to Newtonian gravity, light is not affected by gravity, as light is massless. In the modern Tychonian system, Keplerian and Newtonian principles are maintained, as in the heliocentric theory. Rhymes Aberdonian, Amazonian, Apollonian, Babylonian, Baconian, Bostonian, Caledonian, Catalonian, Chalcedonian, Ciceronian, Devonian, draconian, Estonian, Etonian, gorgonian, Ionian, Johnsonian, Laconian, Macedonian, Miltonian, Oregonian, Oxonian, Patagonian, Plutonian, Tennysonian, Tobagonian, Washingtonian Definition of Newtonian in US English: Newtonian adjectiven(y)o͞oˈtōnēənn(j)uˈtoʊniən 1Relating to or arising from the work of Sir Isaac Newton. Example sentencesExamples They lectured on the tenets of the Newtonian system and valiantly defended contentious issues of Newtonian natural philosophy against attacks from critics. In the Einsteinian world there is more individualism and less government than in the Newtonian. Although we can know the everyday world in its Newtonian clarity, we can only know the quantum world if we are prepared to accept it in its Heisenbergian uncertainty. The remarkable insight of Einstein was to discard the Newtonian notion of absolute time and view simultaneity in purely operational terms. So the 20th century brought two major refinements of the old Newtonian picture: quantum mechanics and relativity. 1.1 Formulated or behaving according to the principles of classical physics. Example sentencesExamples The classic Newtonian view of gravity as a simple force between objects was overthrown by Einstein's vision of gravity as the result of objects warping space and time. According to Newtonian gravity, light is not affected by gravity, as light is massless. But that's true of billiard balls and we don't resort to quantum physics to explain the Newtonian behaviour or lots of other stuff. Field's formulation of Newtonian gravitational theory postulates, and has variables ranging over, space-time points and space-time regions. In the modern Tychonian system, Keplerian and Newtonian principles are maintained, as in the heliocentric theory.
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