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In natural English speech, "principia" appears in contexts such as: "Another equation we need if we want to get things off the ground and another thing that was done by Isaac Newton in his masterwork, "Principia Mathematica," is to give a specific example of a force. So F equals ma.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

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Another equation we need if we want to get things off the ground and another thing that was done by Isaac Newton in his masterwork,

"Principia Mathematica," is to give a specific example of a force.

So F equals ma.

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Definitions of “principia”

noun

First principles; elementary material.

“1776, Thomas Pownall, in a letter to the economist Adam Smith I do really think, that your book […] might become an institute, containing the principia of those laws of motion, by which the system of the human community is framed and doth act […]”

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