| He also worked on cycloidal pendulums, the laws of resistance in a fluid and differential geometry. |
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| I felt a rush of jitters, my arms swung apishly like pendulums and my legs seemed disconnected, lumbering stilts. |
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| Besides tarot reading there are also runes, pendulums, Numerology, palm reading, tealeaf reading, scrying, and dowsing. |
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| His early timekeepers were controlled by pendulums but, in anything but a flat calm, their going was most erratic. |
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| One contains constrained bodies that fall slowly, the other pendulums that repeat their motions again and again. |
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| Around 1660, clocks with longer pendulums were introduced by English clockmakers. |
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| In contrast, when the pendulums swing in opposite directions at the same frequency, the platform doesn't move. |
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| Personally, I think that the two pendulums, convergence and divergence will continue to swing. |
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| If the pendulums are moving in opposite directions, however, the forces they exert on the beam cancel each other, and the beam doesn't move. |
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| He noticed that the pendulums of the two suspended clocks, hanging side by side from a common support, were swinging together. |
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| If pendulums do not behave in the way predicted by the theory, then the theory is falsified. |
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| He had considered a hanging chain of several linked pendulums, all suspended from one another, and discovered various different modes of oscillation. |
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| But somewhere in the middle of the pendulums swing, individuals who are tenacious, perceptive, or lucky may glean both freedom and wisdom from social changes. |
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| Joe Echevarria, the new head of Deloitte in America, merely says that policy pendulums will swing, sometimes overshooting their ideal mark. |
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| Later, precise spring gravimeters were developed, eliminating the use of pendulums. |
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| Two girls sat on opposite bunk beds, both on the top letting their legs dangle over the sides and swinging their feet like fast swinging pendulums. |
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| German mathematician and astronomer who published several works on pendulums. He invented the involute pendulum. |
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| However for example that is what the people who use pendulums, who do kinesiology. |
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| Stretched by 150 kilo counterweights, seven pendulums plunge silently across the full depth of the wall. |
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| Just as he imagined, the pendulums recovered the energy dissipated by each other and began to beat together, thus entering into resonance. |
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| When it was time to haul up the nets, they hung like two heavy, squirming pendulums, streaming with water. |
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| A famous English horologist, the first to adopt Hooke's recoil escapement and to use a spring suspension for pendulums. |
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| Hope is a water dowser, or someone who uses intuition, energy vibrations and divining rods or pendulums to mark the best spots for wells. |
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| Consider maximum permissible supporting load of trailer draw bars, pulling pendulums or hitches. |
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| Every pendulum is equipped with a quick-change unit, allowing pendulums to be changed rapidly and without the use of tools. |
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| To find better answers, it may help to look past pendulums and polls and turn to the rarefied realm of political ideas. |
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| The bars of culturing form for a bar of pipe Ø 32 mm. In galvanized steel, and his correpondents pendulums in pipe of Ø 32 mm. |
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| Existing since 1952, the workshop of Mr. Bruno ANECA has as main activity the restoration of pendulums and old watches. |
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| There are pendulums which sometimes swing in steady time and then, unpredictably, swing chaotically. |
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| Instron pendulums are designed to meet the growing demand for accurate and repeatable impact testing on a wide range of materials. |
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| Although he wrongly concluded that the periods of oscillation of two pendulums were in the same ratio as their lengths, he later corrected the error. |
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| In the run up to July's eclipse, Chinese researchers have prepared eight gravimeters and two pendulums spread across six monitoring sites. |
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| It was only 340 years ago that Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens pioneered the use of pendulums in clocks, and knotted our duodena forever. |
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| The NASA team will compare their results with a similar test by Edcon Inc., a gravitometer manufacturer in Denver, as well as observations at Foucault pendulums in Europe that lie in the path of the eclipse. |
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| Some swings of pendulums may be inevitable. |
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| There are various other kinds of pendulums. |
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| Operation is further simplified by quick changing of Charpy fixtures and pendulums, coupled with straightforward access for maintenance, servicing and calibration plus easy removal of specimen remains. |
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| His idea was to build two complete movements with two precision escapements and to place them close to each other, ensuring that the two pendulums were hanging from the same construction. |
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| Systems with one degree of freedom, such as a mass on a spring, pendulums, balance wheels, and LC tuned circuits have one resonant frequency. |
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| Systems with two degrees of freedom, such as coupled pendulums and resonant transformers can have two resonant frequencies. |
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| The men wore loose loincloths that did little to conceal penes like pendulums on grandfather clocks. |
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| When moving, the player will face many mechanical obstacles like seesaws, suspension bridges, pendulums etc. to overcome. It is the aim of the game to reach to the end of each level without dropping the ball. |
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| The physicist and astronomer Galilee would have had observed a swinging chandelier in the Pise cathedral that gave him the beginnings of its theory on pendulums oscillations isochronism. |
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| In the run up to Julys eclipse, Chinese researchers have prepared eight gravimeters and two pendulums spread across six monitoring sites. |
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| Water veins are located with the aid of pendulums and divining rods. |
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| As an illustration of how the mind can play games, members of his society have learned how to trigger this ideomotor effect in people holding pendulums, he says. |
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