gravimetric
[grav-uh-me-trik]
Also grav·i·met·ri·cal.
Origin of gravimetric
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On a gravimetric basis, gasoline has 80 times the energy density of the best lithium-ion batteries.
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On the other hand those obtained by the gravimetric method are too low.
Soap-Making ManualE. G. Thomssen
With astronomical observations or with existing triangulations, the gravimetric method can accomplish further results.
In physical geodesy, gravimetric data are used for the determination of the geoid and components of deflections of the vertical.
Gravimetric Density, is the weight of a given measured quantity: it is usually expressed by the weight of a cubic foot in ounces.
Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy.Bureau of Ordnance, USN
In this volume only incidental attention is given to gravimetric methods of proportioning concrete.
Concrete ConstructionHalbert P. Gillette
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