inertially

It is acceleration or deceleration that makes fluid move inertially.

Since the ship was inertially stabilized, the stars remained fixed in the sky.

Millions of collapsed lives inertially trained on me!

For the ten weeks that the lynk will be inertially converting the payload, you must try to lie low.

It will take ten weeks to inertially convert three point five tonnes of manure, and during that time you must protect it.

The ship was inertially stabilized, so that the distant stars stayed fixed in the viewing ports.

Since the zotl and Carl had come from the same fargone place in the cosmos, they were inertially bonded.

In Minkowski geometry the world lines of inertially moving bodies maximize the proper time elapsed between two events.

After launch, the missile followed an inertially guided trajectory until RV separation.

The world lines of the inertially moving bodies are the geodesics of Minkowskian spacetime.

The IUS was inertially stabilised and actively guided during its burn.

For two clocks moving inertially (not accelerating) relative to one another, this effect is reciprocal, with each clock measuring the other to be ticking slower.

My need is felt everywhere that my spores are, for the spores are inertially identical to me.

Somehow I'm connected with another world-I think inertially, but not in the physical sense that we usually mean when we use the word inertia."

The inertially guided missiles had been programmed as if all of the Nimitz's escorts were still arranged in a protective circle around the carrier.

Large bombers needed to transfer alignment maneuvers for inertially guided air-launched weapons-maybe that's what this aircraft was doing.

Ertial-(adj) Antonym of inertial, applied to inertially shielded devices.

Spock shrugged off McCoy's supporting arm and walked up the inertially generated tilt of the bridge deck toward the command chair.

It is initially inertially guided to a likely intercept point, with an all-aspect infra-red seeker taking over to handle terminal guidance.

It is guided inertially in mid-flight and turns on active radar late in its flight to find and hit its target.

The solutions of the field equations are metric tensors which define the topology of the spacetime and how objects move inertially.

In addition to his role in development of fusion energy by magnetic confinement, Hirsch was also interested in inertially confined fusion.

Once launched the launching craft is free to turn-away as the missile is inertially guided until the autonomous terminal homing phase.

This was done with an inertially fixed attitude so that the interstage, only 1 meter from the outboard J-2 engines, would fall cleanly without contacting them.

Both Trident versions are three-stage, solid-propellant, inertially guided missiles, and both guidance systems use a star sighting to improve overall weapons system accuracy.