Sentence examples for of reduced gravity from inspiring English sources

These range from the sober (Ann Curry's "Journalism is an act of faith in the future") to those of reduced gravity (Paris Hilton: "Living Life to the Fullest!").

Much of the research and other activities once done by shuttles will shift to the station to benefit from longer periods of reduced gravity, while the shuttles take up a more supporting role.

A numerical model developed with the CFD code Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS) was used to analyze the effect of reduced gravity and ambient pressure on the transport processes taking place in the piloted ignition of an externally irradiated solid fuel.

An order of magnitude analysis of the mode of solute transport reveals that for these conditions, the effective level of reduced gravity on board the ISS is not sufficiently low to suppress convection so that the interface recoils with longitudinal macrosegregation in a similar way as in ground experiments.

Of particular interest are the studies that investigated the impact of reduced gravity on the immunological responses to LPS shock.

Experiments have shown that some of the effects of reduced gravity are permanent, whereas others persist only temporarily.

Early attempts at understanding the effects of microgravity over cell behavior consisted of exposing cells to reduced gravity and next microscopically observing their cytoarchitectural responses post-chemical fixation [ 5, 6].

This result provides evidence that the bone loss in astronauts due to reduced gravity can be exacerbated by space radiation.

Looking for a hypothesis, Dr. Heglund turned to Dr. Giovanni Cavagna, a physiologist at the University of Milan, who had created a model of how reduced gravity would affect astronauts walking on the moon.

The results of the reduced gravity experiment suggested that the electric field significantly increases the surface tension of water.

These include two dexterity minigames which take advantage of the reduced gravity in the game's lunar setting, and an "Intelligence Management System", in which a score is assigned to the player for every puzzle he solves, and for certain actions.