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Meanings of universal gravitational constant in English
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constante gravitacional universal (Physics) the universal constant relating force to mass and distance in Newton's law of gravitation.
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Examples for "gravitational constant"
Examples for "gravitational constant"
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It's named for Henry Cavendish, who used it to determine the gravitational constant.
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The only plausible way this could happen was if the fundamental gravitational constant, G, had shrunk.
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Light stretched, grew redder; the gravitational constant became a variable, dropping like a barometer before a storm.
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The magnitude of this force can be written like this: In this equation, we have: G-thegravitational constant.
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Here, G is the gravitational constant.
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We could employ, for instance, the pendulum by adopting, as the unit of force, the force which renders the constant of gravitation equal to unity.
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Both of Wichita State G Austin Reaves' parents played at Arkansas State.
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Something in G was being intoned; the Archbishop was in splendid voice.
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E stage with thirty-two cells; F blastula; G gastrula in longitudinal section.
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Next year, lets hope John Clarke and G Ryan make the journey.
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A phone number and website for G Asset were no longer active.
Usage of universal gravitational constant in English
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Where G is the universal gravitational constant, m1 and m2 are the two masses in the interaction and r is the distance between their centers.