Sentence examples for constraints of gravity from inspiring English sources

It was finding the algorithms that freed the three-dimensional curve from the constraints of gravity – "I can now believe in buildings that can float," she said in one early interview – that made construction possible.

Routine constraints of gravity evaporate into thin air along with any rational restraints (which might otherwise provide a sense of gravitas).

Perhaps the idea of the figure floating without the traditional constraints of gravity interests me because I'm asking so little of the participants' bodies, except to exist and keep the organs going".

Conversely, secondary marine vertebrates such as cetaceans and alligators, which utilize buoyancy without the constraints of gravity, contrasted sharply with the trend in terrestrial vertebrates.

Our results have significance for the design and constraint of gravity wave parameterization schemes used in climate models.

The developed method uses the topological and geometrical assembly constraints extracted and generated from CAD system (assembly constraints, mass and center of gravity of components, interference and contact matrices), to guarantee the generation of a feasible ASP.

SCALE automatically provides optimal solutions for a three dimensional layout of spacecraft subsystems with considering important constraints such as center of gravity, moment of inertia, thermal distribution, natural frequencies and structural strength.

The difference recorded between the upright and upside down conditions indicates that the contagion effect was dependent on the integration of gravity constraints by body kinematics.

For instance, to suggest that the lack of variation is a constraint or limit on selection only makes sense in regard to Darwinian "natural selection" (#1); while in regard to the other concepts (#2 or #3), invoking the absence of a variation as a constraint or limit is nonsensical, like saying that the absence of mass is a constraint on the force of gravity.

If you're looking for a way to travel the world without the pesky constraints of space, time and gravity, we have just the ticket.

In a world without constraint, finally freed from the force of gravity, anything seemed doable: the 1990s gave birth to the third way, technological utopianism, the biggest speculative bubble in history, neutral, interest-free globalisation.