- In astronomy, the
fixed stars (Latin:
stellae fixae) are the
luminary points,
mainly stars, that
appear not to move
relative to one
another against the...
-
classical mechanics, that
describes the
motion of points,
bodies (objects), and
systems of
bodies (groups of objects)
without considering the
forces that...
- A
fixed-gear
bicycle (or
fixed-wheel
bicycle in
British usage,[citation needed]
commonly known in some
places as a fixie) is a
bicycle that has a drivetrain...
- nuclei) are
often seen as
rigid bodies (see
classification of
molecules as
rigid rotors). The
position of a
rigid body is the
position of all the particles...
- A
fixed-wing
aircraft is a heavier-than-air aircraft, such as an airplane,
which is
capable of
flight using aerodynamic lift.
Fixed-wing
aircraft are...
- (VDSL/Cable)
using Voice over IP,
although sometimes modern fixed phone services delivered over a
fixed internet connection are
sometimes referred to as a landline...
- uses
moving external weights or
resistance with a
fixed body rather than a
fixed bar and a
moving body. This
makes the pull-down an open-chain movement...
- Brouwer's
fixed-point
theorem is a
fixed-point
theorem in topology,
named after L. E. J. (Bertus) Brouwer. It
states that for any
continuous function f...
- wedge, and
inclined plane.
Reuleaux focused on
bodies,
called links, and the
connections between these bodies,
called kinematic pairs, or joints. To use geometry...
-
Fixed drug
reactions are
common and so
named because they
recur at the same site with each
exposure to a
particular medication.
Medications inducing fixed...
