gravitied adj. 2
having artificial gravity
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1979
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Hans Moravec
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A machine can be designed to live in free space and love it, drinking in unattenuated sunlight and tolerating hard radiation. And instead of expensive pressurized, gravitied, decorated human colonies, the machines could be put to work converting lunar material into orbiting automatic factories.
Today’s Computers, Intelligent Machines and Our Future in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact Feb. 77/2 -
1992
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C. J. Cherryh
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Demas called, to say that the carrier was braking, directly after ceasing acceleration. Demas said that there was a contingent of marines aboard needing gravitied accommodations. ‘I copy that. What’s the head count?’ ‘Two thousand.’ That was a carrier’s full troop complement. They wanted miracles.
Hellburner ix. 174 -
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Maggie Allen
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In short order, Bee and the others were herded off the transport, through the loading area, and into the artificially gravitied Visitor Center.]
Lunar Camp in Athena’s Daughters 348 -
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Jean Johnson
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Jackie managed a thumbs-up and started shuffling again toward the crew quarters and the commode therein. It was designed to be accessible while in a gravitied environment, thankfully, even if far too many of the other amenities on board this class of ship were dependent on a lack of gravity to easily access.
Blockade v. 95
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any evidence 1979
Earliest cite
Hans Moravec, in an Analog essay
Research History
Suggested, and most quotations submitted, by Bee Ostrowsky.We would like more examples from any author.
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