Sentences with phrase «worry about gravity»

A single player 2D platformer, Alteric will have you trying to navigate your little white cube through a variety of stages, hopping past obstacles, tackling physics, worrying about gravity and taking on the most horrendous of bosses.

Not exact matches

If you don't believe in an afterlife, or God for that matter, well then it's just a function of gravity and weak interfactions so there's nothing to worry about.

We already know that the likes of Ozil, Carzola have easily been found out and wanting in games (and again, not just in big games) Stoke, Sunderland et al aren't going to be worried about a tricky player with a low centre of gravity and a few tricks in his bag.

I was sad and began to worry about how successful I'd be during natural labor if I couldn't walk and use gravity to help that baby out.

This feeder has a gravity - driven trough design, which can help you alleviate worries about it breaking.

As you perform each lunge, with a shallow or deep range of motion, you focus completely on proper lunge form without worrying about shifting your center of gravity forward or backward as you would when taking steps to the front or back.

Warners could find a date in November, if they're not worried about clashing with «Catching Fire» and «Thor 2,» but they also still have to find a slot for Alfonso Cuarón «s «Gravity,» so they may end up deciding to hold fire until the spring or summer of 2014.

And, judging by the number of lifted Samurais scampering about the country's woodlands, owners aren't hugely worried about raising the little truck's center of gravity.

The whole dispenser, otherwise, is gravity fed so that you do not have to worry about your dog getting insufficient water while you are away from home.

What probably won't feel familiar is the play control, which consists mostly of tilting the Wii Remote (held sideways) to let gravity move your collection of H2O appropriately; the cloud can also move up or down without having to worry about being pulled back to the ground — although I recommend switching from the default inverted controls for this in order to keep things intuitive.

The various heroes we can control in Extraction's 10 levels can run, crawl, climb, swim, fall, pilot spaceships, spacewalk, jump through zero - gravity — all under the control of the computer — while the player worries about making those same heroes shoot, chop, saw, hack, heal, illuminate and snatch.

An easy to grasp control system means you don't have to manage airspeed, obey physics and gravity, or worry about stalling mid-air.

They worry about things like forward and backward leapfrog schemes, second and fourth order differencing schemes, Kelvin, Rossby, and gravity waves — stuff that I try to stay clear of.

That's why people ignore gravity as a general rule when worrying about the thermodynamic equilibrium state of a column of air.

Besides issues like radiation, gravity, energy requirements, you'd also have to worry about inbreeding, and have access to a large enough population to keep the species going.