Sentence examples for attitude of gravity from inspiring English sources

It was enough just to supply an attitude of gravity.

In short the centre of gravity of public attitudes seems to be moving towards the Conservative position: a growing public appetite for reducing the powers of the EU, especially on whom we allow to live in Britain, but not for quitting altogether.

But he added: "Sometimes parts of the Conservative party move but they move more slowly, or a few paces behind the centre of gravity of social attitudes which have changed and will probably continue to change in ways that it is hard to predict.

In addition, effects of gravity gradient moments on attitude dynamics of the satellite are studied.

It is widely assumed that Wallinger is a super-rich artist, one of the BritArt crowd whose entrepreneurial attitudes moved the art world's centre of gravity to London, and generated much of the new wealth of the recent boom.

It's center-of-gravity music.

The pitch of the plane -- the nose-up or nose-down attitude -- changes with the plane's speed and its center of gravity, which changes as the plane burns fuel.

With the priority dispute this attitude turned into one of open hostility toward Newton's theory of gravity — a hostility that was matched in its blindness by the fervor of acceptance of the theory in England.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said: "On specific issues – families, sexuality, gender, attitudes towards Jews and on questions of violence and terrorism – the centre of gravity of British Muslim opinion is some distance away from the centre of gravity of everyone else's opinion.

The purpose of this paper is to present a comparison between nonlinear and linear models of spacecraft attitude dynamics and gravity gradient moments in order to determine divergence of linear approximation from the nonlinear model.

The motion combines the translation of the center of gravity defining the trajectory and the body rotation around its center of gravity defining the attitude.