Rotational

Rotational inertia Another form of inertia is rotational inertia (→ moment of inertia ), the property that a rotating rigid body maintains its state of uniform rotational motion.

Analysis of the rotational light curves of 72 Jupiter trojans gave an average rotational period of about 11.2 hours, whereas the average period of the control sample of asteroids in the asteroid belt was 10.6 hours.

Angular momentum is a vector quantity (more precisely, a pseudovector ) that represents the product of a body's rotational inertia and rotational velocity about a particular axis.

In addition, equatorial launches give spacecraft an extra 'push' of nearly 500 m/s due to the higher rotational velocity of the Earth at the equator compared to near the Earth's poles where rotational velocity approaches zero.

The rotational speed of the sphere depends on the rotational velocity of the magnetic field, the magnitude of the magnetic field and the viscosity of the sample around the sphere.

When a direction is assigned to rotational speed, it is known as rotational velocity or angular velocity.

According to party insiders, Baghel and Deo joined hands to edge out the other two, proposing a rotational chief ministership formula to Rahul.

According to the alliance charter, the leadership is rotational with a sixth-month non-renewable term of office.

And it's this rotation in global banking that's driving the rotational shift of the total company, and it's pretty typical and to be expected in this environment.

A rotational, spinning component, and is the perception of movement, either of the self or surrounding objects.

Baring said the model uses only standard physics, specifically changes in and conservation of energy, to account for the rotational slowdown.

But for first-years like defensive lineman Michael Kilbane, who’s snap count has increased weekly, the rotational system allowed him to get as many snaps as possible.

But it’s hard to find Boston Scott props since he’s a rotational running back and if we are banking on another episode of the former LA Tech running back ripping the Giants to shreds, then this is a nice pivot.

Clinton says the syndicate kicked off in the 1960s, where the 10 members would stump up enough for a pool of two quid, half of which (10 shillings) was banked and the other half punted on a rotational basis.

DE: While another rotational DE with pass-rush skills would be nice, there are other more pressing needs and Sample and especially Ossai have shown promise.

Eskom’s 14 coal plants regularly break down, exacerbating rotational power cuts of as long as 12 hours a day that are crimping economic growth.

Flavours appear on a rotational basis.

Holcomb has been solid as an every-down player in Washington the last two seasons, but Roberts and Muse have primarily been rotational players,” Clay writes regarding the off-ball linebacker group.

Its rotational period (the time in which Earth takes to rotate around its axis, turning day to night and vice versa) is 24 hours.

Meanwhile, Flexen was in control, finishing with four scoreless innings as he turned in a strong impression in his final outing of the season for a potential rotational spot in 2024 here, or elsewhere.