high-g

• “Let's see - we're going to spend $Billions to make Ares 1 (Old Wheezy) flight ready, with its problems of roll (single-engine issue - the exhaust stream turns into a vortex, which induces an opposite direction roll on the longitudinal axis), high-g vibration that has to be countered with active dampers, and solid-fuel shutoff problems.”

  A Shift in Policy? Moon Base Axed? - NASA Watch

• “Note the dry-sump lubrication system an oiling circuit that prevents the engine from being starved of lubrication in high-g cornering.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Deciding the Case of Panamera v. Porsche Purists

• “Reynolds, groggy from the high-g pullout, had not seen the bomb strike.”

  Simon & Schuster: Whirlwind

• “He blacked out in the high-g pullout, recovering level flight so low that he felt the explosion of his bomb on the stern.”

  Simon & Schuster: Whirlwind

• “He winds up in a tight descending high-g spiral into the ground, correcting all the way down.”

  "Journalists are still hot in Hollywood."

• “A near miss would be marked by a high-g climb or turn, or zero-g dive, not slowing.”

  Watching the Super Tuesday results.

• “The surgery alone had bankrupted him: backup high-g hearts, neural taps, remapped cortex, and two years of training his mind in simulators.”

  Crystal Rain

• “Working out high-g trajectories in his head, Derek decided that _Eclipse_ could cut the distance considerably, but still would not catch up until they were long past the leading Trojan point.”

  Asimov's Science Fiction

• “Buried in the rock is a high-g tug, the _Atlas, _ originally used to tow ice comets for terraforming, but hidden here ever since.”

  Asimov's Science Fiction

• “But no gee-whiz technology could eliminate the effects of high-g turns, mission fatigue, and what planners referred to as the fog of war.”

  Simon & Schuster: Cyclops One

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