Sentence examples for spectrum of gravity from inspiring English sources

The prognostic value of the new definition of sepsis was progressive along all three categories, which denotes a spectrum of gravity of infectious process and could help in risk stratification for future studies in this area of research.

This parameterization specifies the momentum flux phase speed spectrum of gravity waves in the Tropics based on the properties of underlying convection; Hence, this parameterization provides realistic global estimates of gravity wave activity.

What are the spectra of gravity waves in the lower and upper atmosphere?

The solution models are evaluated in terms of the following viewpoints: power spectra of gravity field coefficients, correlations of low degree zonal coefficients, precise orbit determination, and error distribution of both Mars free air gravity anomaly and areoid.

With the rapid progress in the field of atmospheric coupling, further key science questions on the role of GWs in coupling atmospheric layers arise: What are the spectra of gravity waves in the lower and upper atmosphere?

The vertical wavenumber spectra of gravity waves and the altitude variation of the potential energy per unit mass (Ep) associated with gravity wave activity are found to be similar during both these years.

In addition, storm and sub-storm effects generate a whole spectrum of atmospheric gravity waves, which in turn produce travelling ionospheric disturbances (TIDs).

In this paper, the maximum base excitation for seismic response spectrum analysis is twofold of gravity (2 g).

The skewness which is a measure for how much the shape of the spectrum below the centre of gravity is different from the shape above the mean frequency.

(iii) The skewness which is a measure for how much the shape of the spectrum below the centre of gravity is different from the shape above the mean frequency.

It is calculated as.   (iv) The kurtosis which is a measure for how much the shape of the spectrum around the centre of gravity is different from a Gaussian shape.