| newton |
A unit of force equal to one kilogram-meter per second (kg m/s).
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| newton |
Newton was not just a mathematician and scientist, but was also important as a philosopher; Blake charged him with narrow-minded mechanistic materialism.
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| Newton's d. |
a disk divided into seven sectors, colored the seven primary colors of the spectrum; when rotated rapidly, the disk appears to be white.
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| Newton's l. |
l. of gravitation.
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| newtonian a. |
chromatic a.
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