Sentence examples for gravity in which the from inspiring English sources

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.

The mind-bending folding cities of Christopher Nolan's Inception appear alongside the huge lightbox constructed to shoot Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity (in which the only "real" thing was the actor's faces).

Theoretical physicists continue to seek a further unification of QCD with the electroweak theory and, more ambitiously still, to unify them with a quantum version of gravity in which the force would be transmitted by massless quanta of two units of spin called gravitons.

In the theory of general relativity, Newton's law of gravity, in which the gravitational force between two bodies decreases with the inverse square of the distance between them, is not completely accurate in describing massive bodies that are very near each other; rather, the law must be modified by a term that decreases with the inverse fourth power of the distance.

This corresponds to the modified gravity in which the gravitational theory is modified compared to GR.

The former is an example of an approach to quantum gravity in which the gravitational field is not quantized; rather, a distinct theory is quantized which happens to coincide with general relativity at low energies.

In the subterranean filter room of the pool, which opened in 1936, they inspected the open-bed gravity system, in which the water cascades onto a bed of charcoal and is filtered like coffee.

Naturally, the idea appealed to Mr. Perriard, given that two years earlier, as president of the watch brand Concord, he had overseen the production of the C1 Gravity Tourbillon, in which the power reserve was displayed with an encapsulated liquid.

The first, extending from 1853 until about 1910 and represented by the contributions of a number of French and British engineers, was actively concerned with the precise profile of gravity dams in which the horizontal thrust of water in a reservoir is resisted by the weight of the dam itself and the inclined reaction of the dam's foundation.

(b) Global gravity changes, in which the black rectangle denotes the region in (a).

One of them is the so-called gravity law, in which the number of trips is assumed to be related to the population at origin and destination and to decrease with the distance.