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milligravity

milligravity noun: a force equal to one thousandth of Earth's gravitational force.

Noun

milligravity (plural milligravities)

  1. A force equal to one thousandth of Earth's gravitational force
    • The unit of the MAD is milligravity (mg); ie, the Earth’s gravity 1g is equal to 1000 mg.2015 August 21, “Validation of Cut-Points for Evaluating the Intensity of Physical Activity with Accelerometry-Based Mean Amplitude Deviation (MAD)”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI

Forms of milligravity

pluralmilligravities

Origin of milligravity

From milli- + gravity.

Questions about milligravity

What does milligravity mean?
Milligravity means a force equal to one thousandth of Earth's gravitational force.
What part of speech is milligravity?
Milligravity is a noun.
What is the plural of milligravity?
The plural of milligravity is milligravities.

Words near milligravity in the dictionary

  1. milligramme
  2. milligrammes
  3. milligrams
  4. milligravitational
  5. milligravities
  6. milligravity
  7. milligray
  8. milligrays
  9. millihartree
  10. millihartrees
  11. millihelen

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