What appears in our dynamical treatises is Newton's doctrine of relative motion based on the doctrine of differential motion in absolute space.
This case yields the ordinary formulae for transformation in relative motion, namely those formulae which are to be found in every elementary book on dynamics.
This is the theory of relative motion; the common matrix is the bond which connects the motion of β in space α with the motions of α in space β.
The filaments would have a relative motion, which would make the influence of internal friction in the fluid too important to be neglected.
The fluid moving in contact with the surface can only have a relative motion parallel to the surface, while the pressure between the fluid and solid, if friction is neglected, is normal to the surface.
But cd = eb = relative motion of water and surface.
If such a system be observed, one may study not only the relative motion of its various parts one in reference to another, but also the motion of its center of gravity in reference to the other parts of the universe.
This is the principle of relative motion, which forces itself upon us for two reasons: first, the commonest experience confirms it, and second, the contrary hypothesis is singularly repugnant to the mind.
Hence when both causes act together there can be no relative motion of true magnetism with reference to surrounding matter," etc.
Relative motion of two points whose absolute motions are given graphically à priori.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "relative motion" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
