Sentence examples for models of gravity from inspiring English sources

Classical models of gravity gradient, solar radiation, aerodynamic and magnetic torques acting on a circular cylinder satellite.

Finally, also other non-classical dynamical features of motion, caused by, e.g., modified models of gravity, may be considered in further studies.

For the geometric models of gravity and string theories with nonholonomic frame (vielbein) structure, one does not work on the tangent bundle TM but on a general manifold V, dim V=n + m, which is a pseudo-Riemannian space or a certain generalization with possible torsion and nonmetricity fields [22, 60].

During the last decade, an intensive research is devoted to analogous models of gravity when some important gravitational effects like black hole radiation, gravitational-electromagnetic interactions, nearly horizon effects... are modelled by optic and continuous media models, see outlines of results and references in [62, 63].

Even in the ebullient 1970s, he was the model of gravity.

But with the sun's disc obliterated by the eclipsing moon, Eddington's colleagues were able to confirm the deviation was as Einstein said it should be, and that Newton's model of gravity, then two centuries old, was wrong.A triumph.

Modeling of gravity wave effects is briefly reviewed, and the recent developments in the field are presented.

Three-dimensional geophysical inversion modeling of gravity data has been performed to test the validity of a 3D geologic model constructed for the Bradys geothermal area.

The approach described here involves 3D geophysical inversion modeling of gravity data using the lithologic boundaries of an existing 3D geologic model as fixed constraints.

Forward modelling of gravity data constrained by seismic reflection information suggests that the crustal structure of the ATTC region is comparable to thinned continental crust.

Forward modeling of gravity data suggests slight crustal thickening of 5 km beneath the mountain front indicating partial isostatic compensation by thickened crust.