Newtonian

I've got my big reflector.

I mean, they're Newtonian objects.

liberal political theory and Newtonian physics.

Newtonian gravity because it's weak field.

Yeah, it's all applied psychology and newtonian physics.

The fill light is coming from a silver reflector,

I will hit the black reflector in the background.

In a Newtonian universe, there's no center thank you.

I've got lightstands to stabilize my reflector somewhere over here.

What if we collect the sun with a large reflector

Example Benjamin Robins's extraordinary application of Newtonian physics to ballistics.

Newtonian physics said it's only the visible things that are relevant.

The camera is shooting through the crack between the umbrella and the reflector.

To achieve that I will use my reflector, which got a black side.

So the argument is really very simple. This is the most elementary Newtonian dynamics.

So I will put this reflector material, the black side of it, right over here.

Perry is mistaken in thinking that Emmet's theory was constructed without reference to Newtonian physics.

As much fill as possible. The reflector is roughly at 45 degrees pointing towards her face.

The dominant of those is so called MOND for modified Newtonian dynamics, theory due to Milgrom.

And what you see there in that tissue section, in fact, is you see that reflector tape.

Of course Darwin, like many of his contemporaries, wished to be seen as following the Newtonian method.

However, engineers tend to look at things a little bit more Newtonian, instead of this quantum approach.

Darwin wouldn't make sense in an Aristotelian universe, and wouldn't really make sense in a Newtonian universe.

Newtonian gravity. Most importantly if it's achromatic, protons in any wavelength are deflected in exactly same way.

In my case I had the light stand over here and the reflector was on the lower end

Now sometimes, in some occassions the keyboard or parts of the laptop might double as an additional reflector.

Caltech physicist and astronomer Fritz Zwicky, who applied simple Newtonian mechanics to motions of galaxies and coma cluster.

And the angle of this reflector will determine how much or not so much fill light we actually have.

They are quite shiny, so this aluminum doubles as a reflector and makes light source a little bit bigger.

Because there's no place to put a maker outside, as there was in the Aristotelian and the Newtonian universe.

I just have to remove this reflector, turn this speedlight around, pull out the built in diffuser so that it zooms out to 14 mm.

Both celebrate reason's triumph over imagination the Queen of the Night is vanquished by Sarastro's wisdom, and Boullée salutes Newtonian science the mathematical sublime

Or sometimes we just used a reflector the camera was on f 8 and on ISO 160 in order to produce as little noise as possible.

But on the other hand it can be tracked very well through numerical computation here because it's just a simple Newtonian gravitational physics, nothing else.

For example, in simple Newtonian gravity, which is about as simple as it gets, we can analytically solve rigorously only a 2 body problem, the Kepler problem.

Amit Goswami PhD, Theoretical Quantum Physicist In science, we started as Newtonian physicists, and we started pretending like we are machines, and that was the worldview for some time.

Before the light bulb was invented, people had figured out how to put a reflector behind it, focus it a little bit put lenses in front of it, focus it a little bit better.

And what that means is that in looking at solutions, we've probably given too much priority to what I call technical engineering solutions, Newtonian solutions, and not nearly enough to the psychological ones.

You get a divergence of Newtonian and quantum thinking at that point, you have a split in your dialog that is so deep, and so far, that they cannot bring this together at all.

And so, evolution of humanity since Newtonian times was to extract the material from the planet so that we could have possessions, and that the possessions then were a reflection of where we stand in the hierarchy.

However, the engineers back in Munich had taken on this kind of Newtonian solution, and they were trying to find how many cup holders can dance on the head of a pin, and, you know, these really serious questions that are confronting the modern consumer.

If you take Darwinian theory, which says that we're in a competition and we have to compare each other as to where we fit, and you mix that with a Newtonian vision from physics that the primacy of the universe is found in the physical structure.

So we created a genetic algorithm to try this out, we made a model in Excel of a multisurface reflector, and an amazing thing evolved, literally, from trying a billion cycles, a billion different attempts, with a fitness function that defined how can you collect the most light, from the most angles, over a day, from the sun.

From behind, from 10 o' clock it will make an outline of light around your model and if you completely go around to 12 o' clock then there 's back lighting your model is a silhouette... unless you 've put up a reflector let 's say at 7 o 'clock right next to the camera and reflect a lot of light back.