Sentence examples for gravity reduction from inspiring English sources

This study further assesses the appropriate topographical gravity reduction procedure for precise geoid modeling in Japan.

In addition, gcal(t) is consistent with gobs(t) for gravity reduction rates after precipitation, originating from the instrumental drift ( [µgal/day]) and water mass loss in the soil owing to evapotranspiration and groundwater flow.

The difference in the gravity reduction rate (Ads) between g2 t) and g3 t) is (46) This rate difference is exactly derived from the evapotranspiration, because the evapotranspiration effect is included in the second term in Eq. (40) and in the first term in Eq. (41).

The indirect effect on the geoid due to gravity reduction was evaluated using the planar formula given as (Wichiencharoen, 1982b), (7) The residual gravity anomaly (Δgr) is then given as, (8) where ΔgGGM is the gravity anomaly obtained from the full expansion of EGM2008 2,1900 × 2,159).

Therefore, the downregulation of these genes suggests that the display of antigens at the cell surface of APC may be disturbed by gravity reduction, affecting the efficiency of immune response as observed in astronauts during spaceflight and immediately afterwards [ 85– 85].

Gravity reductions and gridding using the Kriging technique are discussed.

The estimated FGAs accuracy of three campaigns is less than 0.4 mGal after the gravity reductions (Fu et al. 2014).

In this research, for RFAs, we evaluated the decrease in absorption rate, increase in specific gravity, and reduction in pH, in order to develop a method to achieve surface modification of RAs using H2SiF6.

The improvement in compressive strength of the modified RFA appears to result from the enhancement of its specific gravity and reduction in its absorption rates.

During MGI, oil is recovered by multiple miscible contact, IFT reduction, gravity drainage, oil swelling, and extraction mechanisms.

The procedure involves a calculation scheme with formulations for normal gravity, free-air reduction, atmospheric correction, lithospheric correction, and Bouguer correction (Komazawa 1998).