Sentence examples for gravity at the same from inspiring English sources

This compares with £19.44m for Gravity at the same stage of its run.

(3) Objects dropped in the same location accelerate under gravity at the same rate, regardless of their mass (wind resistance notwithstanding).  .

The structure of curved spacetime is encoded in the metric field tensor gab, with the curvature encoding gravity at the same time: gravitational forces are so to speak 'built into' the metric field, geometrized away.

It earned a score of 89 on the site's "Fanticipation" indicator, just behind the stranded-in-space film "Gravity" at the same point in its sales cycle last year.

And the only component in a mechanical watch which is always in the same vertical position is the oscillating weight or rotor, which, thanks to gravity, winds at the same time, the movement".

Coming to the apex of the corner, lower your centre of gravity and at the same time push down on the opposite pedal - right for a left-hander and vice versa.

But it does guarantee that, should your talents nudge you toward the stage or screen, you are likely to arrive with a natural sense of where acting belongs in the scheme of things with a feel for its specific gravity and, at the same time, an air of civilized irony that you abandon at your peril.

But it does guarantee that, should your talents nudge you toward the stage or screen, you are likely to arrive with a natural sense of where acting belongs in the scheme of things — with a feel for its specific gravity and, at the same time, an air of civilized irony that you abandon at your peril.

She has an important visual force, but also she has this gravity and at the same time this ephemeral air I was looking for in the character.

The zero-gravity flames have higher soot concentrations, lower temperatures and broader soot-containing zones than normal-gravity flames at the same pressure.

Zero-gravity flames generally have lower temperatures, broader soot-containing zones, and higher soot volume fractions than normal-gravity flames at the same pressure.