Sentence examples for the increased gravity from inspiring English sources

Table 5 shows the CAA and CA capacity of the N2 and N3 models and the increased gravity loads for removed columns in these models.

(2) The estimated gravity value, gcal(t) (Eqs. (17) and (20)), is not consistent with that observed, in terms of both the increased gravity amounts during precipitation and the rates of gravity decrease after precipitation.

As they did so, the increased gravity of the wake slowed the larger objects down into more regular orbits.

During the merger, if there is enough gas, the increased gravity will force the gas to the centre of the forming elliptical galaxy.

Moreover, thyroid disease in older patients requires special attention because of the increased gravity caused by the frequent co-existence of other pathologies or the greater risk of pharmacological interferences and a lower metabolism of the drugs.

The main prognostic factors in our study in univariate analysis were the advanced age, the diabetes, the organ failure, the increased gravity scores, the time to management, the use of catecholamines and the development of septic shock.

The roughness was reduced from 21 nm to 6 nm with the increasing gravity coefficient (G) from 1 to 354.

The increasing gravity of the situation in the camps requires an urgent response.

Although the development and optimization of systems of therapeutics would require radical modernization and streamlining of the current complex structure involved with drug development, approval and administration, the increasing gravity of the failure to develop effective therapeutics for Alzheimer's disease argues that such therapeutic systems should be considered thoughtfully.

HSOs are admixtures of different concentrations of highly viscous PDMS and SFAs, combining the advantages of increased gravity and high viscosity.

Similarly, we propose that hypergravity induced alterations in homeorhetic adaptations to lactation including changes in dam metabolic capacity and behavior are due to the impact of increased gravity load on circadian clocks.