Sentence examples for a gravity error from inspiring English sources
To the very young brain that just doesn't compute, and most children won't accept it – they make a "gravity error".
In the paper we discuss a method by which such inconsistency (at least in principle) can be decomposed into a "gravity error" and a "terrain error".
Professor Bruce Hood – whom you may recognise from his Royal Institution Christmas Lectures – discovered the "children's gravity error": a cognitive phenomenon that demonstrates how very young children generate simple scientific theories.
The expected results from these data are; (1) drastic reduction in far-side gravity error, (2) estimation of many gravity coefficients by the observation, not by a priori information, and (3) one order of magnitude improvement over existing gravity models for low-degree field.
In addition to gw(t), we also denote the instrumental drift component and the gravity error as gd(t) and e(t), respectively, in order to reproduce the observed gravity change, gobs(t),as (20) The instrumental drift for superconducting gravimeters is accurately represented by the exponential attenuation function, as discussed by van Camp and Francis (2007).
When different repetitions of the network are done, gravity double differences are computed according to Eq. 5; the standard error (uncertainty) on a gravity change between two surveys and for a specific station is the square root of the quadratic sum of respective station standard errors for each survey.
The second is a "gravity tractor".
Acquire a Gravity Hammer.
Use a gravity feed Airbrush.
Try out a gravity fed purifier.
