Sentence examples for basis of gravity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pandita, the Kashmir police spokesman, said the investigators were making a distinction between a threat and abuse on the basis of "gravity".
Additionally, students again blamed the system and made a distinction on the basis of gravity of the exam: "[Cheating] not always wrong.
As the components enter the large volume the velocity reduces and the components drop down on the basis of gravity transitioning into a vertical trajectory which is the point where the web is located; assembly too close to the nozzle reduces capture rates due to excessive component speeds and drag forces of the injected liquid.
The system is designed to test various conditions including gentle component introduction to the receptors primarily on the basis of gravity providing the option to minimize the influence of liquid flow induced drag forces inside the large liquid filled funnel which was determined to be an issue in other unsuccessful designs.
The results of numerical modelling were interpreted on the basis of gravity-driven regional groundwater flow concept and validated by field mapping of groundwater-related phenomena.
Samples weighing 10 to 50 kg (22 to 110 pounds) are collected, crushed, and ground into a fine sand, and the various minerals are isolated on the basis of specific gravity, grain size, and magnetic properties.
Crude oils are generally classified as bitumens, heavy oils, and medium and light oils on the basis of specific gravity (i.e., the ratio of the weight of equal volumes of the oil and pure water at standard conditions, with pure water considered to equal 1) and relative mobility.
Experiment simulation shows that the topologies created on the basis of the gravity model suffer less from congestion than the random, the scale-free or the Jackson Rogers ones under both random and gravity traffic patterns.
This paper discusses possible fluid migration along the plate boundary on the basis of spatiotemporal gravity changes observed by absolute and relative gravimeters during a long-term SSE in the Tokai district, Japan.
On the basis of their API gravity, crude oils can be classified as heavy, medium, and light as follows: Heavy: 10 20° API gravity Medium: 20 25° API gravity Light: above 25° API gravity Crude oil also is categorized as "sweet" or "sour" depending on the level of sulfur, which occurs either as elemental sulfur or in compounds such as hydrogen sulfide.
