centre of rotation BrE
center of rotation AmE

Right draw something from the centre of rotation to the the figure.

Number four stands complete each one so that C is a two fold centre of rotation.

Round the centre of rotation it to the spoke while she's up the other spoke.

Artificial gravity levels vary proportionately with the distance from the centre of rotation.

The instant centre of rotation, as found in all linkage systems, is also called virtual pivot point.

These rods were attached to a disk set eccentrically to the centre of rotation, which drove the blades into their proper locations.

Anchor point - each object has an 'anchor point' that acts as the centre of rotation or enlargement.

Centrifugal force- ("center fleeing") The apparent outward force that draws a rotating body away from the centre of rotation.

The rotor is unbalanced if its centre of mass does not coincide with the centre of rotation.

A general rotation in four dimensions has only one fixed point, the centre of rotation, and no axis of rotation.

In the case of a simple wheel, balancing simply involves moving the centre of gravity to the centre of rotation.

Examples A and C also have 90 rotations, although it requires a little more ingenuity to find the correct centre of rotation for C.

As the flanks move apart the nose region is "filled-in" with an area of constant radius about the centre of rotation of the camshaft.

Rotations, denoted by R, where c is a point in the plane (the centre of rotation), and θ is the angle of rotation.

Discovery's centre of rotation was approximately amidships, near the main antenna complex, and Brailovsky was heading directly toward this area, with his anxious partner in tow.

It also depends on the distribution of the mass: distributing the mass further from the centre of rotation increases the moment of inertia by a greater degree.

Unbalance is caused when the centre of mass (inertia axis) is out of alignment with the centre of rotation (geometric axis).

A still to be implemented aid for people with disabilities is the addition of a guide wheel at the centre of rotation of a trolley with 4 caster wheels.

As with other schemes to apply rotations, the centre of rotation must be translated to the origin before the rotation is applied and translated back to its original position afterwards.

If the factor is positive, the polymer chains sediment away from the centre of rotation to the cell bottom, if negative, they move in the opposite direction and float to the top.

They thus act on the elbow, but, because their origins are located close to the centre of rotation of the elbow, they mainly act distally at the wrist and hand.

His unbalanced weight, that far out from the centre of rotation, was putting too much of a strain on a framework intended to support a cuckoo clock and its counterweight only.

Also, the big carotid arteries, instead of being on the side of the neck as in humans, are carried close to the centre of rotation just in front of the spine.

The shape of the front of the rotating spiral wave in the distance from the centre of rotation is close to the evolvent of the circumference - the boundaries of its core.

It is seen that the Coriolis acceleration not only cancels the centrifugal acceleration, but together they provide a net "centripetal", radially inward component of acceleration (that is, directed toward the centre of rotation):

It could be entered only from the end, at the center of rotation.

Right draw something from the centre of rotation to the the figure.

A rotating object does not really experience a force away from the center of rotation.

Suppose I cut a way in amidships at the center of rotation.

Number four stands complete each one so that C is a two fold centre of rotation.

For each of these three parts an instant center of rotation may be determined.

It is situated at the combined center of rotation of the ship.

Round the centre of rotation it to the spoke while she's up the other spoke.

The new stick balances at its center of rotation, which is 35 percent to 41 percent from the butt end, he said.

That is, the restoring force is exactly proportional to the distance to the center of rotation.

We were at the center of rotation.

The centres of rotation all lie on glide reflection axes.

It's a large tunnel, not far from the center of rotation of the asteroid, which has been devoted to vegetation.

Artificial gravity levels vary proportionately with the distance from the centre of rotation.

The instant centre of rotation, as found in all linkage systems, is also called virtual pivot point.

At the center of rotation, opposite a fourth tank that served as a free-fall laboratory, was the main airlock.

Pham poked his finger into its center of rotation and slid it gently back in front of where he sat.

The point is, only at the very dead center of rotation could you dock with Themis without a great deal of trouble.

Because the grapple was at the center of rotation, they were weightless here; "down" was any direction away from the center.

Hence, rotation in 2 dimensions is more properly understood as rotation about a center of rotation.

So the globule leaves tangentially and does NOT move directly away from the center of rotation.

Sketch 1 above shows a four-bar linkage where a number of instant centers of rotation are illustrated.

The purpose of center drilling is to drill a hole that will act as a center of rotation for possible following operations.

While the robot is traveling in a straight line, the center of rotation is an infinite distance from the robot.

Rotations in 2 dimensions are uniquely identified by the center of rotation and the rate of rotation.