-
constants (essentially
large capacitors); he
called such a
device a "
gravitator".
Brown made the
claim to
observers and in the
media that his experiments...
-
forces in 1674,
stating that all
celestial bodies have an
attraction or
gravitating power towards their own centers, and also
attract all the
other celestial...
-
James Blundell (27
December 1790, in Holborn,
London – 15
January 1878, in St
George Hanover Square, London) was an
English obstetrician who performed...
- portraitists,
based respectively in the
United States and France.
Welsh painters gravitated towards the art
capitals of Europe.
Augustus John and his
sister Gwen...
- scalene)
ellipsoid under hydrostatic equilibrium which arises when a self-
gravitating,
fluid body of
uniform density rotates with a
constant angular velocity...
- Complex.
Retrieved March 29, 2025. "Doechii
Shares The
Lauryn Hill Song She
Gravitates Toward "All The Time"". OkayPlayer.
Retrieved March 29, 2025. Boadi, Kwasi...
- Opposition". In first-past-the-post ****emblies,
where the
tendency to
gravitate into two
major parties or
party groupings operates strongly, government...
- Germany, for instance,
Rohrbach identifies three general groups that
gravitate to the genre:
people intrigued with the US
cowboy icon, middle-aged fans...
- with
India and
Egypt the Non-Aligned Movement.
Albania on the
other hand
gravitated toward Communist China,
later adopting an
isolationist position. On 28...
-
Nominative determinism is the
hypothesis that
people tend to
gravitate towards areas of work or
interest that fit
their names. The term was
first used...
