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She had to overcome her inertia and get back to work.inertia = tendency to continue doing nothing
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The rocket's inertia will take it out of the solar system.
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He will be forced to act, to protect himself; yet he feels a strange inertia.† (source)
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Ender had helped them with some techniques from gravity personal combat—many things had to be changed, but inertia in flight was a tool that could be used against the enemy as easily in nullo as in Earth gravity.† (source)
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He'd risen through NASA's ranks as fast as one could in the large, inertia-bound organization.† (source)
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His very smell like that of coming winter, a tomb, the heavy inertia of time.† (source)
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I remembered my strategy, which had been desperate limp inertia.† (source)
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Yes, the vibration problem has been overcome by the exclusive Vibro-Dynamic-Lateral-Anti-Inertial Dampening system.† (source)
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It didn't occur to me then, though it certainly does now, that it was years since I'd roused myself from my stupor of misery and self-absorption; between anomie and trance, inertia and parenthesis and gnawing my own heart out, there were a lot of small, easy, everyday kindnesses I'd missed out on; and even the word kindness was like rising from unconsciousness into some hospital awareness of voices, and people, from a stream of digitized machines.† (source)
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For a few seconds the inertial forces held them flattened and squirming for breath, unable to move.† (source)
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I brought it back to the ship, charged it up, reprogrammed the inertia chips, and voild!† (source)
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The chart table was interfaced through the BC-10 into the ship's inertial navigation system, SINS.† (source)
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But the greatest significance of Galileo was that he first formulated the so-called Law of Inertia.† (source)
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Inertial control was induced by spinning plates of Brain lock.† (source)
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She had seen this disorder every day without caring, but now, for the first time since the birth, she felt energy rather than inertia.† (source)
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If anybody carried an inertial pathfinder in his luggage, he could have located site—but security was tight.† (source)
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