The phrase "a mean gravity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, statistics, or any field where an average value is being discussed, particularly in relation to gravitational force.
Example: "The study reported a mean gravity of 9.81 m/s² on the surface of the Earth."
Alternatives: "an average gravity of" or "a typical gravity of".
A crossover analysis of the airborne gravity data indicates a mean gravity accuracy of 1.7 mGal.
Therefore, there is a need to develop a regional mean gravity model and development of such model has been discussed in this paper.
In this study, we used the following three different algorithms: To achieve a particular mean gravity value, the local vector of one direction is enlarged by making the rotation velocity position dependent.
The increase in endogenous ICU-acquired MRSA infections in the second period occurred although different indicators such as mean length of stay, mean gravity scores of fatality rates did not significantly vary between the periods (Table 1).
We say that biglVert mathbf{F} (A,P )bigrVert =frac{1}{|A-P|^{2}} quad text{and} quadoverline{biglVert {mathbf{F}} ( A,P )bigrVert }triangleq frac{1}{|varGamma |} oint_{varGamma }frac{1}{|A-P|^{2}} are the gravity norm and the mean gravity norm of the gravity (mathbf{F} (A,P )), respectively [5, 9, 10].
Based on the deviation from the desired mean gravity, the value of the lower velocity is refined.
To obtain the mean gravity model, first a regional model of centroid height of atmospheric column was developed as a function of the surface pressure and temperature.
Table 1 Statistics of components of rigorous mean gravity along the plumbline (units in mGal) Min.
The statistics of components of rigorous mean gravity along the plumbline are given in Table 1.
This interval of letting the mean gravity stabilize for 1 h with a subsequent refinement of the slower velocity is repeated until the end of the experiment.
