Sentence examples for gravity rises from inspiring English sources

Physiologically, your muscles tighten up, you hold your breath, your balance goes back, and your center of gravity rises.

Meanwhile, his position in the polls has defied the laws of political gravity, rising when pundits expected it to fall.

Ford rejected a costly move to lower the engine, so the Explorer's center of gravity actually rose slightly.

Or it is Newton, in proud seclusion in his Cambridge rooms, proving that an inverse-square law of gravity gives rise to elliptical planetary orbits.

Dreams of falling are much more frequent than dreams of flying; we are more likely to fall prey to gravity than rise above it.

Climbing out of the terrestrial gravity well, rising above the atmosphere and into orbit, Sputnik crossed the threshold into a new dimension of human experience.

Meanwhile, heavier liquids rich in iron, nickel, and perhaps sulfur separated out and sank under gravity, giving rise to the core at the centre of the growing planet; and the lightest volatile elements were able to rise and escape by outgassing, which may have been associated with surface volcanic activity, to form the secondary atmosphere and the oceans.

Scalar tensor theories of gravity give rise to suitable cosmological models where a late-time accelerated expansion is naturally realized.

Our objective was to determine if immunoglobulins play a role in the gravity separation (rising to the top) of somatic cells (SC) in skim milk.

Once at full thrust, and unbound, the huge rocket at first appears to be losing its fight against gravity, then slowly rises to the occasion and is off over the ocean, fire and vapor trailing behind.

Some parts seem to defy gravity and flamboyantly rise upward.