The Behavior of Small Animals Under the Accelerative Conditions Found in Space Travel.
These primates were semirestrained in form-fitted couches which allowed movement of the body while facing the accelerative force in a ventrodorsal position (eyeballs in).
In the biosatellite program, primates will be placed in the semirestraint couches in a position facing accelerative forces, ventrodorsal (eyeballs in), to prevent these effects.
However, when the primates were placed with their backs toward the accelerative force, dorsoventral (eyeballs out), the animals suffered visible damage.
In the movement towards the poles this energy would therefore be applied to the system in the form of energy of rotation, and would produce a definite accelerative effect.
But, in a precisely similar manner, the energy thus gained by the mass would be fully returned on its movement towards the pole, and an accelerative effect would be produced corresponding to the original retardation.
They would be created whenever the attractive influence of the disturbing planet was exerted in a forward or accelerative sense, but could come only by a rare exception to our notice.
Not to produce a retardative reaction, but an accelerative response: for, in the enlarging of the leaf by growth, the plant opens for itself new channels of supply.
A moment's consideration shows that such progressive activity denotes an accelerative attitude on the part of the organism towards the transfer of energy into the organic material system.
The one principle--the accelerative law which is the law of the organic--urges all alike onward to development, reproduction and death.
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