Sentence examples for gravity at which the from inspiring English sources
The scene is enacted with the melodic, sentimental gravity at which the British theater so shamelessly excels.
Astrophysicists expect one of those jiggles to be the rate at which the strong gravity of the spinning neutron star stirs the emptiness of space, and as the gas is pulled along it may be emitting X-rays at the frequency observed by the satellite.
The point at which the Sun's gravity concedes its influence to the galactic tide is called the tidal truncation radius.
For greater precision, the mass may be weighed at a point at which the acceleration due to gravity is 980.655 cm/sec2.
The deceleration parameter is a measure of the rate at which the expansion of the universe is slowing down as the universe expands against gravity.
Nevertheless, gravity would travel through these extra dimensions just fine, leading to modifications of the force law on the scale at which the extra dimensions become important.
Thus on the one hand, the cells would sense the partial gravity level at which they are exposed through calcium channels, and depending on the algorithm, this could be enough to elicit a linear response according to the gravitational force where cells respond gradually to the mechanical unloading.
High points included "Artificial Gravity," in which the company executed neat patterns on a devilish floor contraption consisting of inner and outer circles turning at different speeds.
Recently, Minetti et al. [ 53] used this hydrodynamic model of Glasheen and McMahon [ 61] to predict the gravity levels at which humans should be able to run on water and tested the hypothesis in the laboratory using a reduced gravity simulator.
The center of gravity, the point at which all effort is directed, is the U.S. economy.
Giant inflatable apples "play with gravity" to represent Newton's discovery, at which point the 65,000 in the crowd and those watching on television were invited to take part in the "world's largest ever apple crunch".
