Sentence examples for a high gravity from inspiring English sources

The Bouguer gravity anomaly of the region shows a high gravity (approx. −10 mgal) between stations 9 and 13.

A rotating packed bed (RPB), which creates a high gravity environment by the centrifugal force, is one of the typical process intensification equipment.

Similarly, in the Sumatra subduction system, a high gravity anomaly zone exists behind the trench (approximately 93° E to 97° E and 2.5° N to 6° N), where series of fracture zones intersect the Sumatra trench (Figure 2b).

The high-velocity layer beneath the low-velocity layer may correspond to high-density intruding rocks suggested by a high gravity anomaly at the center of Motoyama by Ehara (1985).

In the work described here, a water soluble fraction (WSF) generated by steam pretreatment of Douglas-fir at high severity conditions was used to create a high gravity (high sugar concentration), multi-stress fermentation environment.

Cu melt with a transient temperature over 2000 °C produced by the thermite reaction was infiltrated into the W powder and fiber bed with the assistance of a high gravity field.

For example, oxygenated ale fermentation supplemented with magnesium chloride (Mg2+ concentration of 500 ppm) exhibited a total increase in ethanol production of 0.19% (v/v) at a lower gravity (12° Plato), and 0.31% (v/v) at a higher gravity (20° Plato).

The purpose of this study was to build a platform for producing fine particles by applying a high-gravity (higee) technique to achieve reactive precipitation.

This study explores the feasibility of developing carbon dioxide (CO2) fixation and utilization as supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) using basic oxygen furnace slag (BOFS) through a high-gravity carbonation process.

While the results show that a higher ethanol concentration leads to advantages in energy costs and investment costs for the distillation plant, they also show that the potential benefits of a high-gravity process are offset by the expected decrease in ethanol yield, which leads to higher raw material costs.

Challenging the definition of "beer," Samuel Adams Utopias is a high-gravity concoction that's more about flavor than most stunt-beers.