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Meanings of Isaac Newton in English
English mathematician and physicist; remembered for developing the calculus and for his law of gravitation and his three laws of motion (1642-1727)
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Examples for "Newton"
Examples for "Newton"
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But Isaac Newton was long past being able to change his mind.
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Perhaps one day we will learn that Newton's gravity indeed requires adjustment.
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Dr Newton-Cain of TNC Pacific Consulting says the decision raises several concerns.
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Mrs Newton doesn't believe the note was written by their immediate neighbours.
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Within ten minutes strong attachments anchored the Newton firmly to its target.
Usage of Isaac Newton in English
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But Isaac Newton was long past being able to change his mind.
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People, when your sophomoric view of the world, Isaac Newton was wrong.
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In physics they'd just learned about Isaac Newton's three laws of motion.
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I say, that wouldn't by any chance be Isaac Newton the savant-?-!
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Sir Isaac Newton was prey to the most idiotic opinions about alchemy.
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Sir Isaac Newton always did this, and he lived to be eighty.
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Yet another, Isaac Newton, who said Graham would probably become a scientist.
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To Sir Isaac Newton, religion was something to be believed, not understood.
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How would you like to number Sir Isaac Newton among your friends?
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Sir Isaac Newton, Principia, translated by Andrew Motte, New York, 1848, pp.
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This is an observation that goes back to the work of Isaac Newton.
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Photo: BBC screenshot The works include first editions of Galileo and Isaac Newton.
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Tarzino will start from barrier four and Sir Isaac Newton from barrier nine.
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Sir Isaac Newton did not have leisure to peruse this convex Artifact, however.
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And one thing I know is that Isaac Newton is in London to-night.
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For that answer, we turn to both Sir Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein.