Sentence examples for hand gravity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, gravity field recovery from data collected by the CHAllenging Mini-satellite Payload (CHAMP) satellite showed the energy conservation principle to be a sub-optimal choice.

In collections "Slight of Hand", "Gravity" or "The Wild", each piece is vastly sensory.

But two London-based designers have now developed a light source that operates on the stuff that surrounds you – earth, rocks or sand – with the helping hand of gravity.

On the other hand, the gravity model predicts more or less the same range of area in every hazard zone.

The magnitude of torque required to hold the hand against gravity decreased in simulations of the PRC wrist compared to the nonimpaired wrist.

He also witnessed the passing of an era of lighthouse technology, as crude kerosene lamps floating in mercury and revolving mechanisms driven by hand-set gravity pulls gave way to new electric revolving drives and lights that automatically turned on at dusk and off at dawn.

She points out how the child seems to float from the mother's hands, defying gravity, and then clasps her own excitedly: "It's on the cusp of Mannerism!" In the bedroom, she has a cheekier reaction to Cornelis van Haarlem's wall-size painting of Angelica and Medoro, from 1616.

The old plan to bring it home aboard the shuttle has been abandoned, also for safety reasons, leaving the telescope's fate in the hands of gravity.

On the other hand, macroscopic gravity-driven motion of landslides and debris flows evolves over a characteristic time scale (L/g)1/2, where g is the magnitude of gravitational acceleration and L is the characteristic length of the moving mass.

Antibodies were harvested 72 h following transfection, and IgG was purified using Protein G resin in hand-packed, gravity flow columns (Pierce) or Protein G spin columns (Pierce).

On the other hand, the hybrid gravity model overcomes the potential data availability limitations that affect the gravity model.