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This is the general form of the relationship deduced by Newton late in the 17th century, and which holds with fair accuracy for some cases of large rapidly falling bodies.' In general Stokes' law corresponds to laminar flow and Newton's law to turbulent flow of the liquid past the body. It is generally conceded that Stokes' law holds with considerable accuracy when Reynolds' Number, N, <0.5, where

On the Rate of Passive Sinking of Daphnia