Sentence examples for everyday gravity from inspiring English sources

In the most unnerving moment of the flight, Melvill was accelerating so fast that his body was experiencing pressure at five times the level of everyday gravity.

"In the pictured world, the laws of nature change" and things are no longer held down by everyday gravity, optics or narrative coherence.

The offhand density is superb: Initial outlays were clearly gigavast, but lifting one ton of cargo out beyond everyday gravity to orbit by elevator was this or that many times cheaper – some absurd margin – than doing so by rocket, by shuttle, by alien indulgence.

Everyday forces like gravity and pull don't apply in quite the same way down on the quantum scale.

At the molecular level, van der Waals forces, solvation, and hydrogen bonding are more important compared with forces of everyday life such as gravity and inertia.

If a light ray is bent in an accelerated system, then, according to the principle of equivalence, light should also be bent by gravity, contradicting the everyday expectation that light will travel in a straight line (unless it passes from one medium to another).

Dash films the characters with a blend of physical precision and hieratic grace; there's an ordinary declamation to the dialogue that heightens it even above the everyday grandeur of endurance to the gravity of the moment at hand.

The lesson is that change does not come from Supreme Court declarations, or federal intervention, but is the cause and effect of everyday people bending institutions through the gravity of their collective power.

Two, gravity and electromagnetism, are familiar from everyday experience.

Orch-OR draws on Penrose's suggestion that gravity is responsible for the fact that everyday objects, such as chairs and planets, do not display quantum effects.

In almost every human tragedy, there is an ungraspable gap between the ordinary, everyday objects that somehow become absorbed in it and the gravity of the event itself.