Definition of relativistic in English:

relativistic

adjective rɛlətɪˈvɪstɪkˌrɛlədəˈvɪstɪk

1Physics
Accurately described only by the theory of relativity.
〔物理〕相对论性（的）
Example sentencesExamples
- The scientists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider fired beams of gold nuclei into each other at relativistic speeds, creating a ball of plasma around 300m times hotter than the surface of the sun.
- At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds.
- Jammer also accuses Einstein of assuming the expression for the relativistic kinetic energy of a body.
- The program takes into consideration various relativistic effects, such as Lorentz contraction, red/blue Doppler shift, headlight effect and optical aberration.
- And thus we have the birth of relativistic gravitation theory.
2Relating to relativism.
the relativistic nature of human experience

Derivatives

relativistically

adverb

John found their boundedness and self-sufficiency funny, preposterous, relativistically destabilising.
Example sentencesExamples
- The residual spectrum shows a strong, relativistically broadened iron line, which must originate from matter in the immediate vicinity of the Black Holes.
- But there is a relativistically acceptable concept - the state of things on the surface of a light-cone - that could be used in its place.
- On the other hand, the proposed photon engine is patently relativistic, so we will treat that relativistically.
- It would be better to deny the doctrines than to explain them so relativistically.

Definition of relativistic in US English:

relativistic

adjectiveˌrɛlədəˈvɪstɪkˌrelədəˈvistik

1Physics
Accurately described only by the theory of relativity.
〔物理〕相对论性（的）
Example sentencesExamples
- At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds.
- The scientists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider fired beams of gold nuclei into each other at relativistic speeds, creating a ball of plasma around 300m times hotter than the surface of the sun.
- The program takes into consideration various relativistic effects, such as Lorentz contraction, red/blue Doppler shift, headlight effect and optical aberration.
- And thus we have the birth of relativistic gravitation theory.
- Jammer also accuses Einstein of assuming the expression for the relativistic kinetic energy of a body.
2Relating to relativism.
the relativistic nature of human experience

单词	relativistic
释义	Definition of relativistic in English: relativistic adjective rɛlətɪˈvɪstɪkˌrɛlədəˈvɪstɪk 1Physics Accurately described only by the theory of relativity. 〔物理〕相对论性（的） Example sentencesExamples The scientists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider fired beams of gold nuclei into each other at relativistic speeds, creating a ball of plasma around 300m times hotter than the surface of the sun. At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds. Jammer also accuses Einstein of assuming the expression for the relativistic kinetic energy of a body. The program takes into consideration various relativistic effects, such as Lorentz contraction, red/blue Doppler shift, headlight effect and optical aberration. And thus we have the birth of relativistic gravitation theory. 2Relating to relativism. the relativistic nature of human experience Derivatives relativistically adverb John found their boundedness and self-sufficiency funny, preposterous, relativistically destabilising. Example sentencesExamples The residual spectrum shows a strong, relativistically broadened iron line, which must originate from matter in the immediate vicinity of the Black Holes. But there is a relativistically acceptable concept - the state of things on the surface of a light-cone - that could be used in its place. On the other hand, the proposed photon engine is patently relativistic, so we will treat that relativistically. It would be better to deny the doctrines than to explain them so relativistically. Definition of relativistic in US English: relativistic adjectiveˌrɛlədəˈvɪstɪkˌrelədəˈvistik 1Physics Accurately described only by the theory of relativity. 〔物理〕相对论性（的） Example sentencesExamples At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds. The scientists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider fired beams of gold nuclei into each other at relativistic speeds, creating a ball of plasma around 300m times hotter than the surface of the sun. The program takes into consideration various relativistic effects, such as Lorentz contraction, red/blue Doppler shift, headlight effect and optical aberration. And thus we have the birth of relativistic gravitation theory. Jammer also accuses Einstein of assuming the expression for the relativistic kinetic energy of a body. 2Relating to relativism. the relativistic nature of human experience
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