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Definition of Newton's law of motion
1. Noun. One of three basic laws of classical mechanics.
Generic synonyms: Law, Law Of Nature
Specialized synonyms: First Law Of Motion, Newton's First Law, Newton's First Law Of Motion, Newton's Second Law, Newton's Second Law Of Motion, Second Law Of Motion, Law Of Action And Reaction, Newton's Third Law, Newton's Third Law Of Motion, Third Law Of Motion
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Literary usage of Newton's law of motion
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1. Applied Mechanics: A Treatise for the Use of Students who Have Time to Work by John Perry (1907)
"This is Newton-s law of motion. The mutual forces of parts of a system cannot
affect the motion of the centre of inertia of the whole system. (See Art. 482. ..."
2. The Principles, Operation and Product of the Blast Furnace by Joseph Esrey Johnson (1918)
"... 216 Newton.s law of motion, 115 Nickel in a charge, 259 effect on iron, 487
Niedt, H., 152 O Ohio Works burner, 390 Old-Range ores, 141, 142, 292, ..."
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