Newtonian ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Newtonian ( adjective )

Relating to the scientific laws and theories developed by Sir Isaac Newton, particularly his laws of motion and theory of gravitation.

Origin:

Named after sir isaac newton, an english mathematician, physicist, and astronomer who lived in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Examples:

1. The newtonian mechanics of the solar system.
2. His newtonian physics class was very difficult.
3. The newtonian concept of gravity.
4. Newtonian fluid dynamics.
5. Newtonian telescope.

(As a noun)

Newtonian ( noun )

Relating to the scientific laws and theories developed by Sir Isaac Newton, particularly his laws of motion and theory of gravitation.

Origin:

Named after sir isaac newton, an english mathematician, physicist, and astronomer who lived in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Examples:

1. The newtonian mechanics of the solar system.
2. His newtonian physics class was very difficult.
3. The newtonian concept of gravity.
4. Newtonian fluid dynamics.
5. Newtonian telescope.