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Meanings of classical mechanics in English
Portuguese
mecânica clássica Catalan
mecànica newtoniana Synonyms
Examples for "Newtonian mechanics"
Examples for "Newtonian mechanics"
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Isn't the mechanics of relativity theory an improvement on Newtonian mechanics?
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Changes of this type, however, would make no sense at all in Newtonian mechanics.
3
Quantum mechanics is usually contrasted with classical or Newtonian mechanics.
4
He proposed a breakdown of Newtonian mechanics at both the smallest and the largest scales.
5
Eventually leading to the overthrow of classical Newtonian mechanics and the rise of quantum mechanics.
Usage of classical mechanics in English
1
It brought together scientists in classical mechanics, biomechanics, control theory and robotics.
2
That moment when particle physics merge with classical mechanics is called decoherence.
3
We, further, accepted the principles of the classical mechanics without discussing their legitimacy.
4
How can the universe appear to obey classical mechanics, when it really obeys quantum mechanics?
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In classical mechanics there is no question of particles showing interference effects, as we can show.
6
Even the very comprehensive mechanics of a Hertz fails where the classical mechanics has not succeeded.
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Bohr uses classical mechanics or quantum theory just as a painter uses his brushes and colors.
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This is a classic classical mechanics problem.
9
That happens in classical mechanics as well.
10
This all goes back to one of the biggest problems in physics, knitting together quantum and classical mechanics.
11
This cannot be explained by the principles of classical mechanics, certainly not if the atom resembles a planetary system.
12
Finally, the study of atomic processes taught us that neither classical mechanics nor electrodynamics could account for the experimental evidence.
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We again find that quantum mechanics is successful, in that it automatically agrees with the results of classical mechanics for large objects.
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The old classical mechanics of Newton and his followers is unable to give any sort of explanation for atoms and other small systems.
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The two came up with an equation that, to Wheeler, erased the seams between quantum and classical mechanics (DeWitt was more ambivalent).
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Classical mechanics was invented by Newton, and treats the world as particles.
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Translations for classical mechanics
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Classical mechanics through the time
Classical mechanics across language varieties
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