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Перевод: gyration

[существительное]
круговое движение; круговращательное движение; циркуляция

Тезаурус:

1. Gunier showed that a characteristic shape-independent geometric function, called the radius of gyration can be measured from large particle scattering.
2. It is analogous to the "root-mean-square deviation" in electrical engineering and to the "radius of gyration" in moments of inertia in mechanical engineering.
3. The compressive strength of most constructional materials exceeds their tensile strength; therefore, the failure of a strut is usually due to buckling or gyration.
4. The radius of gyration calculated in this way for a polydisperse sample is a z-average.
5. The theory makes important predictions regarding the change of chain configuration during deformation and relaxation and these are measurable by monitoring the radius of gyration tensor.
6. These have demonstrated that the radii of gyration of several semicrystalline polymers remain essentially unchanged on moving from the melt phase to the semicrystalline phase (table 11.2).
7. She followed the slow gyration of one very large, cream-coloured fish and said, "But you aren't in love with me, which would make it, I'm afraid, an awkward friendship.
8. Sammy slept under the navigator's table and never seemed to have any reaction to the gyration of the aircraft or the attention of the natives with their flak and fighters outside.
9. the average root mean square radius of gyration which is a measure of the average distance of a chain element from the centre of gravity of the coil.
10. For free longitudinal vibrations of a beam the resonant frequencies bear simple harmonic relationships to each other, but for transverse vibrations the equation of motion is where x is measured along the cantilever, y is the deflection of a point on it from its equilibrium position, k is the radius of gyration of the cross-section of the beam, E is Young's modulus and - is the density.
11. Secondly, the gyration of the Earth on its own axis tends to cause the oceans to spin.