inertial

IPA: ɪnˈɝʃʌɫ

Examples of "inertial" in Sentences

For now, we’ll stick to physical situations where the observers are in inertial reference frames.
(Force) = (inertial mass) × (acceleration), where the inertial mass is a characteristic constant of the accelerated body.
In 1967 they became intrigued by a revolutionary auto-loader design from engineer Bruno Civolani called the inertial release locking system.
An object moving along the curved spacetime manifold isn’t ‘moving under a force’, but rather, it is in inertial motion along a curved manifold.
The Bussard fusion design, also known as inertial electrostatic confinement or Polywell fusion, is radically different from the multibillion-dollar mainstream approach to the fusion challenge.
In the GRT/Machian view, (QM also takes a different position on this question), the property we call inertial mass comes about from the interaction of the cosmological gravinertial (G/I) field with the atoms & ions of the local mass.
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