G-meter

During that hour and a half, the G-meter had reacted 9 times altogether.

It did not take long to find the drum that belonged to the G-meter.

This value was so low that the G-meter could just barely register it.

The readings of the G-meter had repeated themselves at more or less regular intervals in the past 11/2 hours.

The G-meter registered plus 9, he saw with his severely limited vision of the control panel.

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Slowly, the g-meter dropped; the crushing gravity lessened.

He glanced at the g-meter.

A glance at the g-meter again revealed the problem: if your feet weigh three times what your muscles expect they will take more effort to move!

B'Elanna Torres felt her entire body and a river of blood compressing downward as the g-meter climbed.

All his vision now showed him was the ominous G-meter, the pressure suit a distant sensation as it clamped on his legs and stomach.

He saw that the quivering pointer belonged to a G-meter, a device that measured strengths of gravity fields.

His vision tunnelled with the G-effect He stared at the G-meter, and saw that he was pulling plus 8-G.

Another none-too-subtle clue is the G-meter on the instrument panel, which reads lateral acceleration in turns (expressed as a fraction of the force of gravity).

He could merely state the direction from which the gravity influence emanated, as the actual antenna position of the G-meter was noted on the strip of paper.

Just as Rous' face appeared on the small readout screen, Rayleigh saw that the illuminated pointer of the G-meter was deflecting again.

They had waited almost an hour since the G-meter had last recorded and were now almost certain that the unknown gravity generator would not be heard from again.

The g-meter climbed; Paris's tunnel vision narrowed and narrowed until he skated on the merest, monomolecular thread of consciousness.

It only required the reading by another G-meter that stood a few hundred meters from Rayleigh's instrument to determine the origin of the SOS signal.

Totally unprepared for an unexpected 5g demonstration loop, I realised I had been caught napping, and glanced at the g-meter in time for it to disappear as my sight blacked out.

We complete if five degrees nose-down, still hammering along at 250 knots, but I push harder to increase the speed to 3400, brace my stomach, and ease back until the g-meter reads a steady four.

I called to him quickly to tell him to look at his g-meter and that's when he first noted that we were under a force of 1.95 g. Lloyd dragged himself wearily after me, apparently ready to give up.

There was a g-meter in my line of sight, just a needle attached to a spring, and I watched it creep toward that magic number of one gee ... And the whole ship shuddered, there was a hugethump!

The Mirage was standing on her tail still flying at very nearly twice the speed of sound and, as his vision returned, David glanced at the G-meter and saw that he had subjected his body to nearly nine times the force of gravity to achieve this attitude of climb without loss of speed.

To the left were the attitude indicator, altimeter and airspeed indicator / MACH displays and to the right, twelve smaller displays including a clock, g-meter, destination indicator, standby instruments, R.P.M. indicator, distance indicator, EPR indicator and fuel indicator.