Sentence examples for of like gravity from inspiring English sources

In June, the US Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $914 million contract to build the new Space Fence Radar to track orbital debris, and thereby improve our ability to prevent space-based collisions... Yeah, kind of like Gravity.

We are introducing a novel instrument called RPI for 3D cell culturing that in addition to growing cells under simulated microgravity, allows the generation of a partial earth-like gravity field of various values.

But this means he's in charge both of AOL's suite of publisher tools (which it's built through the acquisition of companies like Gravity and Millennial Media) and of its advertising technology.

Free will, then, is a universal constant, built in to the fabric of creation like gravity and the speed of light.

Working in a mode of hands-off abstract painting initiated by Jackson Pollock, overly cultivated by Gerhard Richter and all but rendered moot by Rudolf Stingel, Mr. Sullivan develops his canvases by letting several forms of chance have their way, with the help of forces like gravity and chemical reaction as well as cloudy veils of spray paint.

What is often forgotten is that Moore's Law isn't some force of nature like gravity, one that occurs independent of human intervention.

So D'Amico and his team are developing models that allow quick and accurate computation of the relative position of multiple spacecraft that take into account the complex effects of things like gravity, solar radiation pressure and atmospheric drag on a spacecraft in orbit.

Three different algorithms were introduced recently that simulated partial Earth gravity (0 to 0.6 g), allowing simulation of moon- or Mars-like gravity conditions [ 9].

Inequality is not a law of nature, like gravity.

There is sub-atomic physics which deals with the tiny particles that make up matter, and then there is classical mechanics, which deals with the effect on bodies of forces like gravity.

But other types of observations, like gravity measurements, should also elicit additional insights.