例句與造句

1. The proper time interval for " A " is then
2. For each leg of the trip, the proper time interval is
3. The dots on the line are spaced at regular proper time intervals.
4. The red curve represents a clock measuring its proper time interval " ? " between the same two events.
5. The vertical direction indicates time and the horizontal direction indicates distance, and the dots on the world line are spaced at regular proper time intervals.
6. It's difficult to find proper time interval in a sentence. 用proper time interval造句挺難的
7. In such a situation the four-acceleration is directly relatable to the rate of change of the four-momentum through some proper time interval.
8. The interval " ds " between these two events is " cd " ? where " d " ? is the proper time interval that separates them.
9. In fact, for an object in a SR spacetime traveling with a velocity of " "'v " "'for a time \ Delta T, the proper time interval experienced is
10. If that dependency is what you mean by " relative " then the answer is yes, the age of the universe is " relative "-but, in that sense, so is any other measured proper time interval.
11. Proper time is defined in general relativity as follows : Given a pseudo-Riemannian manifold with a local coordinates and equipped with a metric tensor, the proper time interval between two events along a timelike path is given by the line integral
12. In general relativity the time measured by a clock or an observer between two events-known, somewhat confusingly, as the proper time interval-depends not just on the events themselves but also on the motion of the clock / observer between the two events.
13. The respective proper time interval is obtained from the above relationship according to by multiplication by \ scriptstyle { \ sqrt { g _ { 00 } } / c }, and the distance " dl " between the two points  by additional multiplication by " c " / 2.
14. The proper time interval would be measured by an observer with a clock traveling between the two events in an inertial reference frame, when the observer's path intersects each event as that event occurs . ( The proper time interval defines a real number, since the interior of the square root is positive .)
15. The proper time interval would be measured by an observer with a clock traveling between the two events in an inertial reference frame, when the observer's path intersects each event as that event occurs . ( The proper time interval defines a real number, since the interior of the square root is positive .)
16. But it was Minkowski's geometric model that ( a ) showed that the special relativity is a complete and internally self-consistent theory, ( b ) added the Lorentz invariant proper time interval ( which accounts for the actual readings shown by moving clocks ), and ( c ) served as a basis for further development of relativity.