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...ale as Kelvin waves, more commonly known as the equatorial [[Rossby radius of deformation|Rossby deformation radius]].<ref name="Gill">Gill, Adrian E., 1 ...ier Academic Press, Burlington, MA, pp. 394–400.</ref> With the inclusion of this approximation, the [[primitive equations]] become (neglecting friction ...

...re or the Earth's crust. In seismology or geodesy it describes the effects of the body to applied forcing (tidal admittance <ref> {{cite book| url=https: ...1 coronae on Venus|year=2004|last1=Hoogenboom|first1=Trudi|journal=Journal of Geophysical Research|volume=109}}</ref> ...

...[[gravitational acceleration|acceleration due to gravity]] and [[density]] of the fluid. ...ten be a locally unsteady [[fluvial]] system, when averaged over distances of kilometers, these local variations average and the depth–slope product beco ...

...te structure of spacetime at the Planck scale. The mathematical expression of the GUP is often formulated as: ...><ref name=Adler>{{cite journal | doi=10.1142/S0217732399001462 | title=On Gravity and the Uncertainty Principle | year=1999 | last1=Adler | first1=Ronald J. ...

...ane approximation, <math>f = \beta y</math>, where ''β'' is the variation of the [[Coriolis parameter]] with latitude, <math>\beta = \frac{\partial f}{\ * the continuity equation (accounting for the effects of horizontal convergence and divergence and written with [[geopotential heigh ...

...ular case of Lovelock gravity since the [[Einstein–Hilbert action]] is one of several terms that constitute the Lovelock action. The [[Lagrangian (field theory)|Lagrangian]] of the theory is given by a sum of dimensionally extended ...

{{Short description|Nonpertubative field theoretic approach to quantum gravity}} ...|a detailed introduction to asymptotic safety|Asymptotic safety in quantum gravity}} ...

...ill provide insight into the cyclic nature of the loads that arise because of rotational sampling for a horizontal axis wind turbine. ...s for Image Processing, Robert A. Schowengerd</ref> Regarding the analysis of loads, it involves [[time series]], in which case the covariance function b ...

...ses Effects are depicted.|thumb|340x340px|Direct (A) and inverse (B) Moses effects.]] ...[[Moses]], inspired by the mythological [[Crossing the Red Sea|''crossing of the Red Sea'']] in the [[Old Testament]].<ref name=":1" /> ...

...as the '''universal gravitational constant''' or the '''Newtonian constant of gravitation'''. ...a formula to calculate {{math|''G''}} based on three fundamental constants of quantum mechanics: ...

{{Short description|Variation in pressure as a function of elevation}} ...en fluid, a decrease in elevation within it corresponds to a taller column of fluid weighing down on that point. ...

...umption that missing mass (i.e., [[dark matter]]) is responsible for these effects. ...galaxies and clusters exhibit stronger-than-expected gravitational effects—gravity is enhanced not by extra invisible mass, but by how mass interacts with spa ...

{{short description|Flows of liquids with varying density}} The flow in many fluids varies with density and depends upon gravity. The fluid with lower density is always above the fluid with higher density ...

{{AFC comment|1=Hello. Is this being submitted as part of a university course? [[User:Curb Safe Charmer|Curb Safe Charmer]] ([[User t ...the governing [[equations of motion]] by identifying the dominant physical effects in a given flow. For [[viscous rotational flow]]s, the analysis focuses on ...

...l=https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11274-4_670 |encyclopedia=Encyclopedia of Astrobiology |pages=692 |editor-last=Gargaud |editor-first=Muriel |place=Be ...centres is less than the sum of the two radii. Because of the conservation of angular momentum, we have the following relationship between the relative s ...

{{Short description|Functions describing emission-spectrum of a black hole}} ...name "greybody" is simply meant to indicate the difference of the spectrum of a black hole from a pure black body. ...

...d Coriolis–Stokes forcing on the wind-driven mixed layer | journal=Journal of Physical Oceanography | volume=35 | issue=4 | pages=444–457 | doi=10.1175/J ...he [[Earth's rotation]] on the [[wave motion]] – and the resulting forcing effects on the mean [[ocean circulation]] – were done by {{harvtxt|Ursell|Deacon|19 ...

...n potential within the metric, and to identify the physical interpretation of the remaining 9 fields. ...stic. Rather, they apply to the non-relativistic (or post-Newtonian) limit of GR. ...

{{Short description|Proposed mode of space travel}} ...it a potential means of achieving human [[interstellar travel]]. This mode of travel has yet to be used in practice. ...

...selmann |first4=K. |last5=Janssen |first5=P. |title=Dynamics and modelling of ocean waves |date=1996 |publisher=Cambridge University Press |isbn=97805116 ...d the water. For the waves to grow, a higher pressure on the windward side of the wave, in comparison to the leeward side, is necessary to create a posit ...