Sentence examples for work in gravity from inspiring English sources

Sandra Bullock hasn't appeared on the big screen since netting an Oscar nomination for her work in Gravity.

Wheeled and tracked rovers could probably be made to work in gravity as low as a hundredth of that on Earth, says Issa Nesnas, head of the Robotic Mobility Group at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

Sandra Bullock, high on the best-actress lists for her work in "Gravity," and Robert Redford, another favorite, for "All Is Lost," were not on the celebrity roster now circulated in advance by the Academy's busy publicists.

Planetary suits will soon be responsible for, among other things, keeping astronauts from simultaneously freezing and boiling (while allowing them the agility required to work in gravity).

She won Best Actress in an Action Movie for her work in "Gravity," besting Jennifer Lawrence (for "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire"), Evangeline Lilly (for "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug") and Gwyneth Paltrow (for "Iron Man 3").

"The space environment is harsh on the human body and astronauts must maintain good bone density, muscle mass and cardiovascular fitness in order to be able to effectively work in Martian gravity after an extending zero gravity transit.

NASA spent millions on R&D to create the ultimate pen that would work in zero gravity and the result was this incredible machine.

However, the diameter of BBD should be a slightly larger than the size of the cavity when the structures with BBD work in zero gravity environments.

When I moved back to Edinburgh I'd been doing work in quantum gravity but I couldn't see any useful way of extending it at the time, I was sort of at a dead end.

Both have limitations: Landers cannot investigate areas beyond their immediate surroundings, and the more mobile rovers don't work in ultra low gravity environments, where their wheels won't adhere to the ground (like on asteroids, comets, and the martian moons).

From the groundbreaking space trilogy The Dream is Alive, Blue Planet and Destiny in Space to the award-winning Space Station 3D and Hubble 3D, each of her films explores a different theme, from the experience of living and working in zero gravity to the solar system and the Earth itself.