Definition of gravimetric in English:

gravimetric

adjectiveˌɡravɪˈmɛtrɪkˌɡrævəˈmɛtrɪk

1Relating to the measurement of weight.
Example sentencesExamples
- All four requirements can be tested by simple gravimetric measurement or by inspection, and all four include quantitative limits.
- The average water content of the bone specimens, measured using gravimetric methods is in the normal range for cortical bone.
- The two chief classes of quantitative analysis, gravimetric and volumetric, were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
- Applying gravimetric methods, the errors might be even higher.
- Briefly, the gravimetric method involved weighing the containers daily using a mobile weighing device for a period of 30 d.
2Relating to the measurement of gravity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Telescopic, gravimetric, and spectrographic scans have revealed fourteen planets in the system.
- This paper briefly reviews the history of cloud physics, then discusses the gravimetric theory of cloud buoyancy.
- The gravimetric technique is less sensitive than the radioactive technique, but it has an advantage in avoiding the corrections for tracer diffusion.
- Warships use energy weapons along with gravimetric based missiles.
- Another problem with airborne measurements is that the aircraft's altitude must be known to within 1 m to attain gravimetric precision of the order of 1 mgal.

Definition of gravimetric in US English:

gravimetric

adjectiveˌɡravəˈmetrikˌɡrævəˈmɛtrɪk

1Relating to the measurement of weight.
Example sentencesExamples
- Applying gravimetric methods, the errors might be even higher.
- The average water content of the bone specimens, measured using gravimetric methods is in the normal range for cortical bone.
- Briefly, the gravimetric method involved weighing the containers daily using a mobile weighing device for a period of 30 d.
- The two chief classes of quantitative analysis, gravimetric and volumetric, were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
- All four requirements can be tested by simple gravimetric measurement or by inspection, and all four include quantitative limits.
1. 1.1 Relating to the measurement of gravity.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Particle size analysis was performed using the gravimetric method.
  The simplest are the ‘classical’ methods such as titrimetry and gravimetric analysis.
  Analysis of silica content was completed by the gravimetric method.
  The first quantitative analyses were gravimetric analyses (weighing things) that were made possible by the invention of a precise balance.
  The pressure and volumetric tests are suitable for field use, but the gravimetric test is best done in the lab.

单词	gravimetric
释义	Definition of gravimetric in English: gravimetric adjectiveˌɡravɪˈmɛtrɪkˌɡrævəˈmɛtrɪk 1Relating to the measurement of weight. Example sentencesExamples All four requirements can be tested by simple gravimetric measurement or by inspection, and all four include quantitative limits. The average water content of the bone specimens, measured using gravimetric methods is in the normal range for cortical bone. The two chief classes of quantitative analysis, gravimetric and volumetric, were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Applying gravimetric methods, the errors might be even higher. Briefly, the gravimetric method involved weighing the containers daily using a mobile weighing device for a period of 30 d. 2Relating to the measurement of gravity. Example sentencesExamples Telescopic, gravimetric, and spectrographic scans have revealed fourteen planets in the system. This paper briefly reviews the history of cloud physics, then discusses the gravimetric theory of cloud buoyancy. The gravimetric technique is less sensitive than the radioactive technique, but it has an advantage in avoiding the corrections for tracer diffusion. Warships use energy weapons along with gravimetric based missiles. Another problem with airborne measurements is that the aircraft's altitude must be known to within 1 m to attain gravimetric precision of the order of 1 mgal. Definition of gravimetric in US English: gravimetric adjectiveˌɡravəˈmetrikˌɡrævəˈmɛtrɪk 1Relating to the measurement of weight. Example sentencesExamples Applying gravimetric methods, the errors might be even higher. The average water content of the bone specimens, measured using gravimetric methods is in the normal range for cortical bone. Briefly, the gravimetric method involved weighing the containers daily using a mobile weighing device for a period of 30 d. The two chief classes of quantitative analysis, gravimetric and volumetric, were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. All four requirements can be tested by simple gravimetric measurement or by inspection, and all four include quantitative limits. 1.1 Relating to the measurement of gravity. Example sentencesExamples Particle size analysis was performed using the gravimetric method. The simplest are the ‘classical’ methods such as titrimetry and gravimetric analysis. Analysis of silica content was completed by the gravimetric method. The first quantitative analyses were gravimetric analyses (weighing things) that were made possible by the invention of a precise balance. The pressure and volumetric tests are suitable for field use, but the gravimetric test is best done in the lab.
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