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Eötvös 

(also Eötvös unit), a subsidiary unit of gradient of acceleration of free fall in a gravitational field, equal to a change in acceleration of 10–6 m/sec2 upon a change in altitude of 1 km—that is, equal to 10–9 sec–2. The unit is named for L. von Eötvös.



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Glyndebourne may take creative risks--the specially commissioned Love and Other Demons by Peter Eotvos last year, for example--but a stroll through the gardens on a fine summer night will confirm that the ritual has remained superbly unchanged.
n the first study, Gabriella Lakatos, a researcher in the Department of Ethology at Eotvos University, lead author of the first study, and her colleagues used a combination of finger-, elbow-, leg- and knee-pointing gestures to help dogs locate hidden food and, for children, a favourite toy.
But after analyzing more than 300 depictions of walking animals in museums, veterinary textbooks, and toy models, researchers at Eotvos University in Hungary report that nearly half the positions are wrong.
 
 
 
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