Sentence examples for direction of space from inspiring English sources
"One of the legacies has been the decline and deterioration of relationships between the White House and Congress over the direction of space policy," said Scott Pace, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University and a space adviser to the 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The US government's Commercial Space Act of 1998 and commitment to commercialise the International Space Station's operations have changed the direction of space development in the post-cold-war world definitively.
This design method has the particularity of being able to create nulls of field in any direction of space, and that can be used for beam changing in real time applications.
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.
Nor are we dismayed to be told that in outer space, far from a large gravitating object such as the Earth, there is no such thing as the up-down distinction and no direction of space which is the downward direction.
One example is the symmetry on which the theory is based, which says that the laws of physics are equivalent not only in any direction of space but also for any fixed velocity -- that is physics done with constant speed works the same as physics when everything is at rest.
We found that surface topography seems dominant over material wettability, fibroblasts responded to variations in topography by altering morphology and migrating along the direction of spacing among the features biased by the height of structures and not by the material.
Additionally, the Earth rotates once a day, presenting every hemisphere to the different directions of space.
The discovery of this radiation, in the form of a hiss in the microwave part of the radio spectrum arriving from all directions of space, firmly cemented the Big Bang -- a picture in which the universe began in a great explosion more than 10 billion years ago -- in its current position as the leading theory of cosmic birth.
As tumoral movement is complex and is carried out in various directions of space, a dynamic platform moving in one or two plans was conceived.
