Sentences with phrase «pull of gravity»

Plus, a little relief from the downward pull of gravity never hurt in the facial department.

The young star is now stable in that the outward pressure from hydrogen fusion balances the inward pull of gravity.

They will then map the clusters in space and time to see how their density and structure evolved over billions of years under the competing pulls of gravity and dark energy.

While flowing upwards through the body, it faces the downward pull of gravity.

Starting from scratch pad, Brodeur juggled equations dealing with gravity, air resistance and ball spin, and while his Y = 1/2 GT ¬ ¨ ¬ ® «Äö √ cents ¬ ß (in which Y stands for the downward pull of gravity on the ball from a horizontal plane, G for gravity and T for time) is not on the order of E = mc ¬ ¨ ¬ ® «Äö √ cents ¬ ß, it did prove that the fastest serve possible is 140 mph.

As the chests and abdomen are lifted from floor level, the core resists the downward pull of gravity which pushes the body upwards, and as it is pushed down it must resist the rapid acceleration by the downward push by gravity.

Randy Keller, a professor and director of the Oklahoma Geological Survey, found that the weight of the dense magma filling the rift explains the stronger pull of gravity measured above the rift.

At that point, space - time ends, andthe pull of gravity becomes infinite.

Theorists argue that small galaxies should form first, and then merge into ever larger objects, driven by the relentless pull of gravity.

Some researchers believe there must be some cut - off point where classical physics takes over, such as the point where the weak pull of gravity overwhelms other forces (in fact, gravity's effect on neutrons was recently measured).

In this figure of speech the lever may correspond to the emotional influence making for a new life, and the initial pull of gravity to the ancient drawbacks and inhibitions.

During their lifetime, such stars burn hydrogen and helium, giving them the energy to resist the incessant pull of gravity trying to draw their atoms inward.

Sprinkled with matter that clumps together due to the insatiable pull of gravity, the universe is a network of dense galaxy clusters and filaments — the hearty beans and vegetables of the cosmic stew.

Globular clusters are spherical clumps of hundreds of thousands of old, low - mass stars, held together by the mutual pull of their gravity.

Jeans began with a large cloud of interstellar gas whose inward pull of gravity perfectly balanced the outward push of pressure from its own internal heat.

On the spiritual plane we can consider that depression is imbalance in the vertical dimension with a h2er pull of gravity and a weaker sense of uplift from the cosmic pull.

By simply tacking it to the wall, the downward pull of gravity created the form of the piece.

The Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA is currently featuring Pull of Gravity, an exhibition with Emmet Gowin (LW Grant 1977) and Elijah Gowin (AIR 1998).

If Pollock's use of liquid paint expressed the immediacy of human movement Steir uses paint to engage the ponderous pull of gravity and the bonding and separation of particle and liquid.

«The atmosphere does not collapse under the downward pull of gravity because of the energy embedded in the movement of the air molecules.

Astronauts can gain up to two inches in height while spending extended time in space; alas when they return to Earth the strong pull of gravity compresses their spines again and they return to their former size.

The X-ray data also indicates that radiation from material surrounding this black hole has consistently surpassed the so - called Eddington limit, defined by a balance between the outward pressure of radiation from the hot gas and the inward pull of the gravity of the black hole.

Theorists argue that small galaxies should form first and then merge into ever - larger objects, driven by the relentless pull of gravity.

Compression is necessary for the blood to flow upwards against the natural downward pull of gravity.

At its most basic, strength training involves using weight to create resistance against the pull of gravity.

Building guidable arms turns out to be a lot harder than it sounds, requiring the design of a «zero - gravity» system that allows Baxter's arm to move freely when being pushed around but prevents the arm from flopping under the pull of gravity.

Proponents of the space elevator concept point out that the same physics would apply: The pull of gravity on an elevator cable would be offset by Earth's centrifugal force holding it up.

We are not comfortable, even frightened, with the pull of gravity down a slope because we feel like we have little or no control.

Could it be that the mystery of God is like the pull of gravity encouraging us to lean into the tips of our skis, letting the pull of the mystery lead us into an incredible journey?

The pulls of gravity towards A have vanished, and may now be disregarded.

In the sitting - up - straight holds, the pull of gravity also makes it impossible for a newborn to get to their food source and feed.

Even if baby starts with a deep latch, with the pull of gravity, many babies end their feedings with a shallower, more painful latch.

It helps the veins circulate the blood the most where the pull of gravity is the strongest.

The pressure is largest at the ankles, where the pull of the gravity is largest on the blood.

The leg muscles surrounding the veins vibrate and apply pressure to ensure the blood doesn't succumb to the pull of gravity.

Here the pull of gravity is the strongest not he blood, thus the veins have to work very hard.

This helps the veins transport the blood where they have to fight the pull of gravity the most.

This is where the valves are most likely to get tired, since they have to work during the whole shift against the pull of gravity.

Standing: The veins have to work extra hard to transfer the blood back to the heart against the pull of gravity.

This compression technology helps the blood flow most around the ankles, where the pull of gravity is the largest.

When the mother walks, stops, or turns an infant's body naturally works against the pull of gravity to maintain his position.

This kind of feature is also used with the Cozy Bump in order to cradle the growing belly in a tilted manner, thus reducing pressure and tension on the spine and the posterior and uterine area that is often caused by the downward pull of gravity.

Determined to maintain his static picture, Einstein threw in an extra stabilizing element — named the «cosmological constant» — that counteracted any tendency for the cosmos to shrink under the pull of gravity by providing an outward push.

Ongoing work includes reworking the calculations of the physics by factoring in smaller influences on a Mars - bound spacecraft than the pull of gravity from Mars itself, such as Jupiter's gravitational pull.

With entropy comes heat, but the black hole couldn't be radiating heat — nothing can escape its pull of gravity.

Following the big bang, if the expansion of space had overwhelmed the pull of gravity in the newborn universe, stars, galaxies and humans would never have formed

In the simplest cosmological model, critical density just means that the inward pull of gravity is exactly strong enough to halt the outward expansion of the universe.)

At that age, a cluster would not yet have had much time to accumulate mass by the pull of its gravity; El Gordo's extreme size is at the very limit of what current cosmology models can explain.

The concept of an object so massive that not even light can escape the pull of its gravity was first mooted way back in 1783.