Sentence examples for water gravity from inspiring English sources

Trouble begins, he says, when an architect ignores the five fundamental forces of nature: heat, light, water, gravity, and wind.

Plants are able to sense and optimally respond to so many environmental variables — light, water, gravity, temperature, soil structure, nutrients, toxins, microbes, herbivores, chemical signals from other plants — that there may exist some brainlike information-processing system to integrate the data and coördinate a plant's behavioral response.

Due to poor connectivity between the carbonate spaces, oil and gas column heights are usually within 50 m, and their buoyancy is not sufficient to overcome capillary resistance, resulting in obvious oil, gas, and water gravity segregation and an inconsistent gas water interface.

Now that the embargo is up, I can say that what Jaws did for water, Gravity does for air.

The difference between the specific gravity and the water gravity determines the buoyancy of the agent as well as the shape of the intraocular bubble.

LSTs are represented by a dominant basinward deposition of the shelf-edge during maximum regression and are characterized by deep-water gravity flows or traction processes within shelf-edge or canyon-head delta (Catuneanu et al. 2009).

The characteristics and identification methods of high quality deep-water gravity flow sandstone reservoirs in Baiyun sag of the Pearl River Mouth Basin are examined based on three-dimensional seismic and drilling data, and deep water sedimentary theory.

Furthermore, if the borehole device housing the gravimeter were adopted as part of a nationwide observation infrastructure, such as Hi-net (Obara et al., 2005), many observation environments would become available without requiring the construction of local hydrological models, thus enabling the correction of the inland-water gravity effect.

In 2006, 3000 km2 of thick deep-water gravity-flow sands were discovered in the Chang 63 of the Triassic Yanchang Formation, Huaqing, Ordos Lake Basin.

The main types of deep-water gravity-flow deposits are rockslides, slumps, liquefied flows, sandy debris flows, muddy debris flows, and turbidites (Yang et al. 2014; Liu et al. 2015).

We adopt depth-averaged, shallow-water gravity-wave theory to furnish a simplistic, tractable description of the lateral axisymmetric spreading of liquid and vapor in the aftermath of an accidental, instantaneous spill on level ground of a large quantity of volatile liquid.