spin造句

This technique is known as spin locking.

Old sailors like to spin yarns.

My head began to spin after three glasses of wine.

What's more, current rate of spin is not a terribly good measure without knowing the original spin rate too.

We have here the spin angular momentum that you saw.

She could "spin on a dime" for love-and spin again when another enchanted man strayed close.

And, in any arbitrary crucible full of molten silver, half of them are going to be spin-up and half of them are going to be spin-down.

What if your life had only one bin, one ball to juggle, one plate to spin.

So this was originally the spin angular momentum of the wheel.

The cylinders spin in opposite directions, creating suction that immediately prevents eddies from forming.

So the torque is persuading the spin angular momentum to change.

Pyramids will invert and cease to spin in such a point in time.

So what that means is that we're limited in any atom to having two electrons per orbital, right, because for any orbital we can either have a spin up electron, a spin down electron, or both.

The theory of relativity also includes some more esoteric details, one of which is called spin precession.

“They failed hopelessly, ” one recalled, saying that the machines proved too crude and temperamental to spin properly.

Despite the uncertainty, some asset managers are trying to calm their clients by putting a positive spin on the downgrade.

He is its victim and seems to spin like a wheel, turning over and over, as an acrobat does somersaults.

This study showed that an increase in the coefficient of friction between the ball and the foot caused the ball to acquire more spin.

Unless a driver ACTS to correct it quickly with skilful use of steering and throttle it can result in a spin.

Little cardboard tags dangle from their wrists or ankles, bearing the names of their makers, faithful and nimble-fingered Waldorf mothers who can also, it's rumored, spin wool!

As these seeds fall to the ground, their wing causes them to swirl and spin in a process called autorotation, similar to man-made helicopters.

Because of the mammoth mass of our galaxy, this twisting should have an impact on space-time that is more than a million times stronger than that of Earth's spin, Hadley found.

The answer, it turns out, is to spin a good yarn. Because storytelling techniques can help teach safe kitchen practices, according to a study in the British Food journal.

The other interesting effect was that even if the coefficient of friction is zero, the ball still gains some spin if you kick it with an offset from its centre of gravity.

But the newfound star pair is unique in that they don't swap matter as they spin, providing a "clean clock" to measure the effects of gravitational waves, Brown said.

There’s been talk of a possible Weibo spin-off for some time now with possible IPO looming, and this move to an independent domain will certainly keep that discussion going.

You are at the side of the mountain, I am in the water Mekong, listen to your great shore, see you Daiya, light the flying spin, my posture quiet, the gentle song, only for you to see, the long cherished wish.