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The way in which mean gravity is defined therefore determines the type of gravimetric height system.

There are no observed gravity data at the GPS/levelling points; hence the approximate value (Helmert's mean gravity) is derived from the interpolated observed gravity (Figure 3) around each point using refined Bouguer gravity anomalies.

All of the Solar System planets except Mercury have substantial atmospheres as their large masses mean gravity is strong enough to keep gases close to the surface.

This means that Gravity is greater where a planet is more massive and where it has a smaller radius.

It can't mean tangible, since gravity is a physical force but it can't be touched; rather, says philosophy professor Karen Bennett, it means that "everything is accounted for, or generated by, the kinds of things physicists talk about". Physicists might not discuss chairs very often, but chairs are fully composed of the kinds of things physics talks about, like atoms and molecules.

The algorithm basically stops the RPM at a predefined position if the mean gravity value is smaller than desired and it continuous in random walk if the mean gravity value is larger.

"I was also trying to find out what Einstein meant when he said gravity is curved space," Alda said.

This means the Sun's gravity is much bigger than Earth's.

The first spectral moment (or mean frequency, or spectral centre of gravity) is a weighted average and is a useful measure of the concentration of the signal power over its frequency range.

The wobble means that something with significant gravity is tugging at the still-forming star on a regular basis.

The sheer size of China's domestic market means the Web's center of gravity is shifting east.