Sentence examples for gravity's acceleration from inspiring English sources

This experiment not only matched those in the laboratory in showing composition-independence of gravity's acceleration, but it also has become the tightest constraint on general relativity's 1/c2 order, non-linear structure which couples the Sun's accelerating gravity to the Earth's internal gravitational binding energy.

where ρ1, ρ2, g, h, L, r, and μ represent the density of extruded lava, the density of conduit lava, gravity's acceleration (9.8 m/s2), the thickness of the extruded lava (m), conduit length, conduit radius (m), and the bulk viscosity of the magma.

This is a vast improvement over the tilt sensor, as the encoder was not affected by the effects of gravity or the car's acceleration.

In such a viewed quasi-perfect symmetrical fluid volume, the precise detection of the meniscus position and shape for different orientations of the cell with respect to the Earth's gravity acceleration field becomes a sensitive probe to estimate the cell mean density filling and to test the singular diameter effects.

Her captain recommended that the flying-off deck be lengthened and given a steeper slope to allow gravity to boost the aircraft's acceleration and the ship was accordingly modified at Cammell Laird between November 1915 and early April 1916.

Starting from a dead stop on a hill is the worst scenario in terms of fuel economy — your engine is fighting the weight of the car, plus the car's acceleration downhill from gravity.

This value is larger than gravity acceleration and gravity effect is ignored when each particle is on orifice.

Einstein predicted that light should also be bent by gravity, since acceleration and gravity are equivalent.

In that prosaic question, Einstein perceived a stark physical truth, the equivalence between gravity and acceleration.

This is where Einstein explains the equivalence of gravity and acceleration, and the curviness of space-time.

To change the slope, they stacked books under the apparatus, dutifully taking measurements and plotting graphs to illustrate velocity, gravity and acceleration.