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To study whether the brain can take gravity into account, Neuroscientist Joseph McIntyre of the European Laboratory for the Neuroscience of Action in Paris and Rome took advantage of a rare opportunity to take it away entirely.

Wear a condom and maybe ask yourself if the man really is holding you back, or are you just a lil bitch that likes to just take gravity bong hits and pass out all day?

Also, in analogy with the results based on upper-limb movements related to time-to-contact [ 55] or movement planning [ 58], anticipatory postural and locomotor adjustments for lower limb movements (e.g., for the control of heel strike or accurate foot placement) should take gravity into consideration.

Taking gravity out of the picture works wonders.

The new experiment takes gravity out of the picture and has no preferred direction of shaking, Kruelle says, so it should be easier to analyze theoretically.

The current study describes a dissociation between perceived speed and perceived animacy, apparently resulting from the human visual system taking gravity into account.

However, taking gravity into account we obtain for a sufficiently slack elasticum the property of a mathematical pendulum, namely decreasing frequency with increasing amplitude.

First proposed 6 years ago, this notion maintains that tiny galaxies, not massive ones, should arise last because it takes gravity so long to assemble the sparse bits of matter in voids.

In order to compare oil recoveries at gas breakthrough in systems with different permeabilities, Chatzis and Ayatollahi (1993) took gravity number (Ngv) as a basis for measuring average oil velocity by film flow in the gas-invaded zone due to gravity forces.

By taking gravity and joint/link compliances into account, this paper presents a semi-analytical approach for compliance analysis of a 3-SPR parallel mechanism which forms the main body of a 5-DOF hybrid manipulator especially designed for high-speed machining and forced assembling in the aircraft industry.

Randomly taken gravity cores from the wider MC118 area have yielded only a few cores (4 out of 30) with steep sulfate and methane gradients, although they were not covered by bacterial mat and had much deeper sulfate depletion depths (50 100 cmbsf) [3].