Sentence examples for by the gravity direction from inspiring English sources
It is obvious that an object depth on the plane is determined by the gravity direction which is perpendicular to the ground.
In the lateral calibration setup as shown in Figs. 5(a) and 5(b), we maintained the tool shaft (z axis of the force coordinate) perpendicular to the gravity direction so that the force induced by the gravity of the testing weights had only a lateral component in the force coordinate that was attached to the tool tip; in other words, F z = 0.
The model domain horizontal hydraulic gradient is imposed by changing the gravity vector direction.
However, large changes in anatomy occurred with the shift of gravity direction when changing lateral positions.
When changing lateral positions however large changes in anatomy occur with the shift of gravity direction.
Except when some cue is so strong as to drive space perception by itself (a winner-take all situation), neural estimates of gravity direction normally are computed by the central nervous system as a weighted average of multicue information, including vestibular, visual, neck, and truncal signals, plus a prior distribution about head and body orientation based on experience [ 20, 22– 22].
Although the initial period of liquid drainage was dominated by gravity regardless of bed configuration, the packed bed angle with respect to gravity direction had a significant impact on the liquid drainage dynamics.
The polarization direction with N-S might be explained by the gravity effect.
The intensity difference effect is also considered by opening the gravity tab for −9.81 m/s2 in the vertical direction.
The whole Local Group of more than 50 galaxies is being tugged in one direction by, astronomers presume, the gravity of some enormous unseen object.
Here the answer was that just as the local direction of gravity defined what we meant by the downward direction of space, the local direction in time in which entropy was increasing fixed what we took to be the future direction of time.
