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Meanings of g-force in English

Portuguese
gê
Spanish
fuerza g
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A unit of force equal to the force exerted by gravity; used to indicate the force to which a body is subjected when it is accelerated.

gê
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Examples for "g"
Examples for "g"
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However, if g was lower, he would have taken longer to fall.
Wired
2
It usually bothers students that we use g as a positive number.
Wired
3
Gravitational Field If g is the gravitational field, things work out better.
Wired
4
We found that the gPPI approach improved model fit compared to sPPI.
Pubmed
5
Allele frequency shifts due to gBGC mimic the effects of natural selection.
Pubmed
1
The ship, of course, was kept at one gee for everybody's convenience.
Midnight at the well of souls
2
Such things could-anddid-happenin the zero-gee environment of the pod bay.
2001. A Space Odyssey
3
He found the stamp of gee-gee he needed fourth on the rank.
The Stowmarket Mystery; Or, A Legacy of Hate
4
Acceleration returned to the bridge, building to a third of a gee.
The Neutronium Alchemist
5
This time Fetes could gee a great shining fish in his claws.
The Burgess Bird Book for Children
Usage of g-force in English
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Modern coasters use elliptical loops and reach a maximum g-force of 6g's.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
2
It shows a 3-D representation of the g-force vector in real time.
Wired
3
The g-force meter inside his helmet went from green to yellow to red.
Iron Man
4
Grief and guilt, a two g-force. Con rocked her in a soothing rhythm.
Midnight hero
5
Subtracting them would give the zero vector and a g-force of 0 g's.
Wired
6
The instrumentation is digital and you can even configure it to display a g-force meter.
The South African
7
The first effects of g-force were felt immediately.
The unincorporated man
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Each disk corresponds to a different g-force, ranging from a timid two to a terrifying ten.
BBC
9
The g-force is a measure of acceleration in units of the acceleration of a free-falling object.
Wired
10
Here though, you can see his max "g-force" will be less than 2 g's.
Wired
11
I am not sure everyone completely agrees on the definition of g-force, but I like this definition.
Wired
12
Between stride pattern and g-force, being terrified and fearless and staying serenely calm before an unholy storm.
The Irish Times
13
The sudden g-force as the helicopter spins.
Pines
14
Subtracting a vectoring pointing down (gravitational force) would result in a larger g-force of 2 g's.
Wired
15
The g-force is weird (but still useful).
Wired
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But what about the g-force?
Wired
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Translations for g-force
Portuguese
gêg
Spanish
fuerza g
G-force through the time