The phrase "growing gravity" is a valid phrase in English, although it may not be commonly used
It implies an increase in importance, or the feeling that something is taking on greater importance. For example, you could say, "Due to the growing gravity of the situation, the Prime Minister was forced to take immediate action."
The root emerges first, growing towards gravity.
"While Microsoft and Google can hire and acquire their way through the software stack to close the gap with AWS, the growing data-gravity gap — the amount of data managed by S3 which natively uses AWS services — will make it very hard for competitors to catch up," he pointed out.
Clusters grow by gravity, according to cosmological theory, starting as small dimples in the heat and fizz of the Big Bang and then drawing in surrounding material over the eons.
Despite one of the slowest international responses to a crisis of such gravity, growing consensus is emerging around several points.
If its trajectory is altered by as little as 0.38 millimeters over the course of the next 140 million years, explains Laskar, that incredibly tiny difference would be magnified steadily by repeated encounters with Jupiter's gravity, growing by a factor of 10 about every 10 million years.
A paradigmatic case in point is provided by studying cell populations growing in absence of gravity.
In order to evaluate the effects of gravity on growing plants, we conducted ground based long-term experiments with dwarf wheat, cultivar Apogee and Chinese cabbage, cultivar Khibinskaya.
In this regard, both cell phenotypes cultured in RPM greatly differ from their counterpart growing in 1 g gravity field.
Although the primary mission of this survey is height modernization of Tahiti through construction of a Tahiti geoid, the product from the mission airborne gravity values can also benefit various studies in Tahiti, such as gravity inversion by growing bodies to model subsurface structures (Camacho et al. 2000).
The venture into orbital farming was only eclipsed by his struggle to get sunflower-like zinnias to grow in zero gravity.
