Einsteinian
- adjective
- /ˌaɪnˈstaɪniən/
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einsteiniano
- As we went from Newtonian space-time to Einsteinian space-time, something is maintained there.
We can't even imagine, you know, we have harebrained schemes for staying within the Einsteinian speed limit.
- We can't even imagine, you know, we have harebrained schemes for staying within the Einsteinian speed limit.
- Well, I mean, I do think that they're the standard model and the Newtonian dynamics we've got and the Einsteinian dynamics are pretty damn good.
- As we went from Newtonian space-time to Einsteinian space-time, something is maintained there.
- They are the Einsteinian breakthrough of oh, no, no, no, Newtonian physics is actually wrong.
Examples
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The detailed calculations in the paper were based on Einsteinian equations that explain gravity's effects on light.
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Think of Newtonian ideas of space, time, and gravity as compared to Einsteinian general relativity.
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So that's the, the Einsteinian description of a black hole.
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In Einsteinian physics, the concept of time is relative and can vary for different observers.
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Many modern technologies, like GPS, rely on principles from Einsteinian theories of relativity.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Einsteinian = Einstein (transparent) = Einstein + ian
Clearly formed from the proper name 'Einstein' plus the adjectival suffix '-ian', meaning 'relating to Einstein' which is directly inferable.
Etymology
Einsteinian comes from the name Einstein, the scientist Albert Einstein, plus the ending -ian, which means 'related to' or 'belonging to', just like Newtonian. So Einsteinian means 'related to Einstein or his theories', especially his ideas about space and time.
