Sentences with phrase «moves like gravity»

Unlike Super Tennis MS, the ball didn't move like gravity was broken, and player sprites, while small, were detailed, and the little lads got angry when they lost.

Not exact matches

In such a case, would it not be better to allow gravity, i.e; the birth mother standing and moving whilst in labour, to take charge rather than the birthing mother instead lying on her back in an ambulance and then hospital along with the accompanying substantial increase in stress levels?I suppose all I am trying to say is that IF my partner and I were to have a second baby, I really would like to support my partner once more in having a home birth.

If he is successful we will be see the proportion of people associating the Conservative party with things like understanding people's problems and being caring increasing, and people's perceptions of the Conservative party on the left - right scale moving closer the the centre of gravity.

If the only matter in the Milky Way is the visible stuff like stars and planets, then stars at the edge are moving too quickly to be held together just by our galaxy's gravity.

The first study suggests Europa's surface, like Earth's, undergoes a process of subduction, wherein one tectonic plate moves under the surface of another and sinks due to gravity.

A star's gravity keeps a planet moving in orbit, like Earth moves around our sun.

The amazing, talented Danny MacAskill does some incredible gravity - defying moves; he looks like he and his bike are in a balance - ballet with every surface they contact.

Every time you use your arms to balance by holding them out to the sides like a tightrope walker, you're intuitively taking advantage of the fact that as weight moves away from your center of gravity, it has a greater effect on your equilibrium.

In addition to being mentally calming, it's also accessible to those new to exercise, partially thanks to the low center of gravity on the erg, which is helpful for anyone who has physical challenges, weight issues, or anything that inhibits them from moving as well as they'd like, says Von Frohlich.

If you'd like to see how much stronger you are «on the way down,» hop on a seated row or chest press machine (or any exercise that moves on a horizontal plane — to eliminate the influence of gravity) and select a weight that you can not lift with one arm but can lift easily with two arms.

Physical objects like our gadgets pull us in, social confrontations pull us to a side so we feel stronger to move in a certain feeling or direction, and gravity pulls us down.

It's more like «move the box, flip the switch that manipulates gravity and ride the box, jump off the box in a timely manner to get over the pit before a giant buzz - saw chops you in half.»

No other emerging American director is like him: who else would dare crib from Thomas Pynchon's towering, modernist «Gravity's Rainbow» for his debut, or now move on to mining Philip Roth?

These options include setting a time limit (which is a good idea since matches can last a very long time), enabling or disabling certain moves, and many quirky options like lowering the gravity and forcing players to skip instead of walk.

He moved like flowing water and eluded defenders as if they were suspended in time — indeed, he himself seemed less beholden to either gravity or time than anyone else on the court.

Sure, you feel the high center of gravity shift while cornering, but it's amazing that something that looks, feels, and weighs like a bank vault can move like a muscle car.

«With the center of gravity moved into your hand, it really makes this feel like a featherweight,» Green says, brandishing the Oasis as he speaks.

For example, the massive Bulldog with its low center of gravity and wide front does not move like the Wolfhound with its long legs and muscular body.

It uses gravity to move up and down like a sea saw (hence the name sea saw tube) to keep hamsters doing what they love, going through tunnels.

Lower move lag, higher gravity, dash dancing (Not to be confused with wave dashing, which I could take or leave but I know it scares some people so I'd be fine leaving it out or giving it an easy to use single button input like rolling.)

Making a return will be the randomised guns and Loot as well as a few new features like the 2 new weapon types; «Cryo Element» and «Lasers», and Will feature Low gravity movement, new moves like the «Ground Pound», jet packs and an Oxygen system which is called «Oz», the player collects «Oz Kits» and must manage their oxygen levels, because Oxygen is also what powers the players jet - packs, as well as used to breath in space.

New gravity mechanics and gadgets like floating blocks, doors and move switches await, testing players» skills as they push, pull and slide each puzzle's colourful blocks in order to climb to the top.

At either end is a large goal, and somewhere in the middle is a giant ball, around twice the height of the cars, which has what feels like its own low - gravity rules: it hangs in the air, moves begrudgingly after taps, and even when whacked will rarely outpace a rocket engine.

Do you find it helps you creatively to be able to move between high concept artistic projects like Moonbounce and commercial game soundtracks like your upcoming Gravity Crash?

The action moves inside, where the battles are grounded by gravity, looking more like the standard Call of Duty skirmishes.

In any imaginary world where gravity acts on «heat» or does «work» on a gas that is in static force equilibrium and not moving, you can make it come out any way that you like, but please understand that it is nothing but a fantasy on your part.

The only systems that can «move», transporting energy around in cycles are ones without mechanisms for energy sharing or dissipation, like planets going around the sun in the limit that you ignore tidal heating and gravity waves and light pressure.

It has advantages, like a better gravity kick — aka the «wormhole kick» — that lets you warp toward enemies (even fast - moving ones).