centres of gravity
plural ofcentre of gravityUK
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centres of gravity
Then it computes the coordinates of theircentresofgravity.
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Lines link trees to the corresponding by-stationcentresofgravity(in circles).
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Thesecentresofgravityare determined by the groups or communities to which the individual belongs, and the interests he shares with other members.
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Because each actor performed the movements as their character, they utilized varyingcentresofgravity.
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This graphical representation was enhanced by plotting thecentresofgravityfor each station and the link between shrubs and stations, representing respectively between- and within-station variability.
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Would it work with twocentresofgravity, or would it be torn asunder by the strain?
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Centresofgravity, avant-gardes, and multiple speeds – none of these are alternatives; none of them can be a substitute for a constitution.
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All political parties are coalitions grouped around their natural political, ethical, social and economiccentresofgravity.
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Vehicles with highcentresofgravityrounding sharp curves at high speeds may topple over.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The 6 degree forward sweep of the wing allows the rear pilot to be seated near thecentresofgravityand lift.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A collision therefore begins when the respectivecentresofgravityarrive at this critical distance, and is completed when they again reach this critical distance on their way apart.
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