Sentence examples for gravity modification from inspiring English sources

Experiments reported by Podkletnov et al. suggest that gravity modification is within reach in our lifetimes.

This would imply that neither a quantum nor a relativistic type theory would be indispensible to formulating a theory on gravity modification.

Second, gravity modification with a tractor beam.

First, Woods et al, (the 2001 "Gravity Modification by High-Temperature Superconductors") and second, Hathaway et al (the 2002 "Gravity Modification Experiments Using a Rotating Superconducting Disk and Radio Frequency Fields").

Gravity modification, the scientific term for antigravity, is the ability to modify the gravitational field without the use of mass.

For us Americans, it is unthinkable for General Motors to investigate gravity modification, and here was Honda in the 1990s, at that, researching this topic.

However, understanding the actual process from the gravity-wave modification of the neutral atmosphere to the initiation of the EPBs still requires more study (Woodman 2009).

We examined the roles of microtubules in gravity-induced modification of growth and development in plants by analyzing the expression levels of the α- and β-tubulin gene family and growth behavior of Arabidopsis hypocotyls treated with the microtubule-disrupting reagents colchicine, oryzalin, and propyzamide.

These results suggest that the up-regulation of the expression of tubulin genes is involved in gravity-induced modification of microtubule dynamics, which may play an important role in the resistance of plant organs to the gravitational force and maintenance of normal growth phenotype.

Urinary concentrations were adjusted for specific gravity using a modification of the formula by Hauser et al. (2004): Pc = P × [(1.016 − 1)/ SG − 1)], where Pc is the specific-gravity corrected phthalate concentration, P ispecific-gravity correctedoncentration, and SG is the sphthalateravity of the urine samples.

Dr Anderson and his team considered some of the proposed modifications to gravity, and found that any adjustment to explain the anomalous acceleration would conflict with the observed orbits of the planets.