G force

inertial force produced by accelerations or gravity, expressed in gravitational units; one G is equal to the pull of gravity at the earth's surface at sea level and 45° north latitude (32.1725 ft/sec²; 980.621 cm/sec²).
See also: g.

G force

The gravitational constant. In aerospace medicine, the term indicates the forces acting on the human body during acceleration in certain flight maneuvers. Thus a force of 2 positive G means that the aviator is being subjected to a force twice that of gravity with a doubling of weight in that condition, i.e., the force against the seat is 2 G. G force may be in any axis and may be negative or positive. See also: force

单词	g force
释义	DictionarySeeforce g force g force [′jē ‚fȯrs] (physics) A force such that a body subjected to it would have the acceleration of gravity at sea level; used as a unit of measurement for bodies undergoing the stress of acceleration. G force G force inertial force produced by accelerations or gravity, expressed in gravitational units; one G is equal to the pull of gravity at the earth's surface at sea level and 45° north latitude (32.1725 ft/sec²; 980.621 cm/sec²). See also: g. G force The gravitational constant. In aerospace medicine, the term indicates the forces acting on the human body during acceleration in certain flight maneuvers. Thus a force of 2 positive G means that the aviator is being subjected to a force twice that of gravity with a doubling of weight in that condition, i.e., the force against the seat is 2 G. G force may be in any axis and may be negative or positive. See also: force LegalSeeForce
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