Sentence examples for light gravity from inspiring English sources

The screen diameter doubled, and players had the options of playing tennis simulating the light gravity of the moon or the heavy gravity of Jupiter.

That sense of tension is also apparent in the addition, in a constant play between darkness and light, gravity and weightlessness.

This, they concluded, was caused by the craft's landing behind a land mass, then bouncing up, aided by the asteroid's light gravity -- which is one-thousandth that of Earth -- and its rockets still firing.

Muslim scholars calculated the angle of the ecliptic; measured the size of the Earth; calculated the precession of the equinoxes; explained, in the field of optics and physics, such phenomena as refraction of light, gravity, capillary attraction, and twilight; and developed observatories for the empirical study of heavenly bodies.

This field produced light gravity oil (37° API) from Abu-Roash G sand at an average drilled depth of 5,400 ft TVDSS.

The revolving tower's dynamic design promises urban-dwellers a chance to connect with their environment, fostering new awareness of the "ground, sky, light, gravity and shadow".

He suspected the identity of the radiation of light and gravity, and applied the inverse-square law to gravitation; cf. letter to David Fabricius (11 Oct. 1605), Werke 15:241, and Astronomia nova (1609), introduction (sec. "Vera doctrina de gravitate"), Werke 3 25.

In this example, light and gravity are the stimuli, and directional growth is the response.

Trouble begins, he says, when an architect ignores the five fundamental forces of nature: heat, light, water, gravity, and wind.

In addition, auxins have been associated with the movement of plants in response to light and gravity.

Many involved the root, or radicle, of young plants, which the Darwins demonstrated could sense light, moisture, gravity, pressure, and several other environmental qualities, and then determine the optimal trajectory for the root's growth.