Sentence examples for by the gravity effect from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the periodicity of the growth rate variation is an innate characteristic of the ice crystal growth affected by an AFGP and is suppressed by the convective flow caused by the gravity effect.

It is very difficult to explain all of the data by the gravity effect.

The polarization direction with N-S might be explained by the gravity effect.

Seno (2001) pointed out that the normal fault type mechanism solutions at the central part of the mountain range could be explained by the gravity effect.

The former is caused solely by the gravity effect, whereas the latter is caused by the superposition of the coagulation and the gravity effects, i.e., the amplification and augmentation of the gravity effects of the aggregated particles due to coagulation.

The reduction in IFT results in the weakening of the intermolecular forces between oil and brine which assisted by the gravity effects promotes oil detachment from the brine.

In this study by a theoretical approach, a modified shape factor accounting for the gravity effects is presented by extension of the well-known Kazemi-Gilman-Elsharkawy (KGE) shape factor and can be used in existing countercurrent imbibitions scaling equations.

The former is caused mainly by the great gravity effect of any individual particle, whereas the latter is mainly due to the coagulation process, and the superposition of coagulation causes the sedimentation of the whole agglomeration of particles.

We believe that the Atlantis experiment provides a direct evidence for the existence of the demonstrated, by our model, gravity effect and is an example for hypergravity-generated cells with enhanced capabilities.

The possible gravity effect caused by geothermal utilization is assessed using 3D forward modeling and then the misfit is computed between before and after geothermal events (e.g., hydraulic stimulation, production, water injection, etc).

The filters are divided by the force that causes filtration: vacuum (i.e., a negative pressure at the filter medium), gravity alone (i.e., the hydrostatic head of the liquid above the medium), centrifugal force (i.e., an amplified gravity effect), fluid pressure (imposed by the suspension feed pump), mechanical pressure (a squeezing effect), and the use of other force fields.