Sentence examples for comparison of gravity from inspiring English sources
Although the displacements are fairly well accounted for, the observed and computed gravity changes agree rather poorly, implying that the simple comparison of gravity data sets taken in the same season is still affected by disturbances of non-volcanic origin.
From a comparison of gravity anomalies and aftershock distributions, Honda et al. (2002) have shown that the source area of the 2000 Tottori-ken Seibu earthquake was controlled by a geological boundary.
The comparison of gravity changes from three different times (1999 2005, 1999 2008 and 2009 2010) in this area was dominated by negative contour or associated with mass decrease.
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Fig. 2 Comparison of residual gravity (first- and second-order curve fittings) with precipitation.
Comparison of the gravity field with the RADAR-based topography observations also suggests that the ice shell may be substantially rigid.
A comparison between recoveries of gravity and flotation separation indicated that flotation could provide the highest recovery (90%) among other beneficiation methods (apart from size fractions) (Fig. 3).
We also examine which of the model assumptions can lead to uncertainties in our estimates of mesospheric gravity wave activity and we discuss how these assumptions provide challenges for comparison with observations of gravity waves in the mesosphere.
This of course I do realize pales in comparison to Gravity which again according to Box Office Mojo as of March 5, 2014, has earned $700,000,000 worldwide.
Comparisons of the gravity profiles between ECr11 and ECr6 are shown in Fig. 9.
Comparison of the Bouguer gravity anomaly, heat flow, depth to basement maps and seismic reflection data shows that the areas with high heat flows are associated with low negative gravity values (−10 to −25).
