O] is the angle between the object's center of gravity and the first
axis of rotation, as shown in Figure 5.
The Southern Cross is almost in line with the Earth's
axis of rotation in this hemisphere, but is so high over the horizon that it is difficult to use to determine bearings.
Keep most of your body weight on the left leg and be countering the ball so that your spine is away from the
axis of rotation.
In Figure 1, the mirror is a planar ellipse, mounted at 45[degrees] with respect to a horizontal plane orthogonal to the
axis of rotation A-A'.
The individual layers are placed in the direction [+ or -] 45[degrees] relative to the
axis of rotation.
From these data, they determined the position of the star's
axis of rotation quite accurately.
The low profile (LP) unit provides high payload capacity and is for applications where the
axis of rotation is parallel to gravity.
In their model, undulating shorelines are a consequence of a phenomenon that astronomers call true polar wander, in which Mars'
axis of rotation slowly drifts in direction.
1]; r is the distance from
axis of rotation to center of the drop gravity, m.
But we believe that the lakes weren't permanent features" It seems they periodically dried out over a period of 100 years or so as the result of the Earth's slow wobble around its
axis of rotation.
Key statement: A cassette having a molded flow channel contained on an elastomeric sheet that is bonded or mechanically attached to a rigid substrate so that a peristaltic pump having pump head rollers mounted radially from the
axis of rotation of the pump motor compress the elastomeric flow channels against the rigid substrate during operation.
Offset
axis of rotation causes a complex pattern of particle movement within the container for an accurate and efficient blend.
