gravitation
ਗੁਰੂਤਾ
definition
noun
He introduced this in 1817 in his study of a problem of Kepler of determining the motion of three bodies moving under mutual gravitation .
movement, or a tendency to move, toward a center of attractive force, as in the falling of bodies to the earth.
a tentative gravitation toward the prices that we saw before the announcement
movement toward or attraction to something.
example
Based on his universal law of 'gravitation' and laws of motion, he was able to explain the paths of the planets.
But the vortex theory did not explain the 'gravitation' of terrestrial objects towards the earth's poles, and, when applied to celestial matter, the theory clashed with certain known facts about planetary movements.
This quest led the English physicist Sir Isaac Newton, for example, to formulate his law of universal 'gravitation' , which states that all objects in the universe exert a gravitational force of attraction upon each other.
It's almost as though we believe our society is caught up in some kind of unstoppable 'gravitation' towards more consumption, more production, more alienation.
I feel a sudden 'gravitation' towards this young man and follow him to the side of the park where he sits glaring at the protesters.
Perhaps 'gravitation' toward his approach depends more on your sensibility than his.
Aristotle's notion of the motion of bodies impeded understanding of 'gravitation' for a long time.
Thus it was that the impenetrability, the mobility, the impulsive force of bodies, and the laws of motion and of 'gravitation' , were discovered.
Are you trying to tell me that our obvious 'gravitation' towards each other isn't real?
A number of factors led to her 'gravitation' towards the Balkan region.
Overall, there's been a 'gravitation' towards rootsy instruments and old-timey songs.
Yes, that's speculative but if there was more than one fellow involved within a timeframe of several weeks, a purposeful 'gravitation' towards the one adjudged superior on some level seems a reasonable possibility.
He attributed 'gravitation' to the forces of mutual attraction between material objects.
Like the planets of the solar system, men too were drawn into a type of 'gravitation' toward goodness in this way.
Her stage work was largely overshadowed by her work in films, but in both arenas she will be remembered for her intensity, her 'gravitation' towards extreme roles and her firm commitment to those roles.
the law of universal 'gravitation'
According to many experts, however, the move is both a symptom of changing retail trends and a long expected 'gravitation' towards the store's natural born market.
Newton explicitly rejected the idea that 'gravitation' , or any other force, be essential to matter.
But she blocked his 'gravitation' toward painting.
He introduced this in 1817 in his study of a problem of Kepler of determining the motion of three bodies moving under mutual 'gravitation' .
Newton had deduced from his theory of 'gravitation' that the Earth would be flattened at the poles.
this recent 'gravitation' towards the Continent
We know this difference especially when we look at the discovery of universal physical principles, as, for example, Kepler's discovery of universal 'gravitation' .
Her 'gravitation' towards Italy and Italian culture functions as a kind replacement for the personal and cultural decimation she has witnessed as the daughter and niece of Holocaust victims.
a tentative 'gravitation' toward the prices that we saw before the announcement
How do we battle the 'gravitation' toward happy consensus that paralyzes our national debate?
Why do you feel there isn't a mass 'gravitation' towards positive messages in hip hop?
His 'gravitation' towards people and things that expand his horizons is absolutely inspiring.
This happens because the massive black hole 'gravitationally' attracts any matter lurking near it and never lets it go.
Such a computer program may be complicated, but basically it uses the simple 'gravitational' theory of Isaac Newton.
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