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Meanings of g in English
Portuguese
constante gravitacional universal 
(Physics) the universal constant relating force to mass and distance in Newton's law of gravitation.
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Usage of g in English
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However, if g was lower, he would have taken longer to fall.
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It usually bothers students that we use g as a positive number.
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Gravitational Field If g is the gravitational field, things work out better.
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We found that the gPPI approach improved model fit compared to sPPI.
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Allele frequency shifts due to gBGC mimic the effects of natural selection.
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All participants also received a single 1 g dose of oral azithromycin.
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Zero g isn't healthy long-term, no matter how much fun it is.
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Most patients tolerated a daily dose of 10 micro g of Seocalcitol.
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A few hours at seven g might just pop it open now.
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In the one-third g of their current thrust, it was perfectly comfortable.
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Give me half a g of thrust while we work on Amos.
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None of the haplotype-specific risks significantly differed from unity relative to c-F-V-g.
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Immunofluorescent staining showed that the gHFSCs were positive for all five markers.
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So the PM is going g to the football in the meantime.
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Here s is the distance traveled and g is the gravitational field.
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The points or pees e, f, to the palms g were blunt.
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