| gravity receptor |
A macular hair cell of the utricle and saccule. It responds to changes in position of the head and linear acceleration.
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| gravity-dependent position |
Placing a limb so that its distal end is lower than the level of the heart. Gravity affects the fluids within the limb, drawing or retaining them to the distal aspect. When limbs, esp. injured limbs, are placed below t
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| gravity-induced loss of consciousness |
ABBR: GLOC. The loss of consciousness due to positive gravity (G) forces. Certain aviation maneuvers produce increased downward force (i.e., positive G) that is measured as a multiple of the gravitational c
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| gravity |
The tendency for all matter to be attracted to all other matter.
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| gravitation |
a force of attraction between two masses
Ãâó: www.mrs-twedt.com/fcat_science_glossary_part_1.htm
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