Sentence examples for above gravity from inspiring English sources
"above gravity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to describe something that is able to exist or move at a higher level than one would normally expect. For example, "The dancer seemed to float above gravity as she moved across the stage."
"It feels like you are in a spaceship, like you are hovering above gravity," he said.
As stated above, gravity force was neglected which is in agreement with most of the laboratory-scale immiscible displacement studies using 1D coreflood as well as 2D micromodel tests.
Existing as a particularly indulgent moon orbiting the planet of prog rock, Its new album, "Above Gravity," is less experimental in structure and form than in the way it pushes the boundaries the listener's patience.
(We're still trying to fathom the odds on the exact same number of voters — in a group numbering nearly 6,000 — placing "12 Years" above "Gravity" and "Gravity" above "12 Years". Let's just say it's about as likely as the 49ers' Michael Crabtree hosting a celebratory dinner for the Seahawks' Richard Sherman).
The above, gravity-defying sculpture by Fatiha Zemmouri is a part of Moroccan metropolis Marrakech's latest efforts to become the continent's premiere art space.
Based on the above results, gravity methods (such as jig, shaking table and spiral) for coarse particles and flotation for fine particles can consider for increasing the cumulative recovery.
Starting approximately from the level of the thalamus (z = 0 mm) and above, the gravity center of the right precentral corticospinal tract for the sample was located more anteriorly than that of the left side (Figs. 3A & B).
Gone Girl has comfortably earnt more at this point in its global rollout ($63m overseas) than all the above apart from Gravity, which had full-blown blockbuster credentials.
The inverse algorithm has been applied to the above mentioned residual gravity profile.
By the above definitions, the gravity to the Earth o from n planets p 1, p 2, …, p n in the solar system is F 2 ( P ), and ∥ F 2 ( P ) ∥ is the norm of F 2 ( P ).
Together with the above data, the gravity data, published by the Geographical Survey Institute (2006), Yamamoto et al. (2011), Honda et al. (2012), and the Geological Survey of Japan (2013), are also compiled.
