-
forces external to the body, it is
called free
nutation or
Euler nutation (after
Leonhard Euler). A pure
nutation is a
movement of a
rotational axis such that...
- axis of rotation, and
nutation,
which is the
combined effect of
similar shorter-term variations. An
example of
precession and
nutation is the
variation over...
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nut or nuts in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nut often refers to:
Nut (fruit),
fruit composed of a hard s**** and a seed, or a
collective noun...
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nutter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nutter may mean:
Nutter (surname)
Nutter Thomas (1869-1954),
Anglican Bishop of Adelaide,
South Australia...
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nutation or
nutate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nutation is a rocking, swaying, or
nodding motion in the axis of
rotation of a largely...
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Nutting or
nutting in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nutting is an
English surname,
first recorded in 1379, when a
Willelmus Nuttyng (William...
- The
engine consisted of an
internal disk
wobbling on a Z-shaped shaft.
Nutation has also been used in
drive systems for gearboxes, with
proposed uses including...
- In the
structure of
written articles in journalism, the
nut graph or
nut graf (short for "nuts**** paragraph") is a
paragraph following the lede, or opening...
- with
fully updated precession and
nutation are
called the true
equator and equinox; the
positions without nutation are the mean
equator and equinox. Obliquity...
- A T-
nut, T
nut, or tee
nut (also
known as a
blind nut,
which can
however also
refer to a
rivet nut or an
insert nut, and
likewise drive-in
nut) is a type...
