- A
centripetal force (from
Latin centrum, "center" and petere, "to s****") is a
force that
makes a body
follow a
curved path. The
direction of the centripetal...
-
Centripetalism,
sometimes called integrationism[citation needed], is a form of
democratic power sharing for
divided societies (usually
along ethnic, religious...
-
changing direction, the
effecting acceleration is
called radial (or
centripetal during circular motions) acceleration, the
reaction to
which the p****engers...
-
refer to:
Centripetal acceleration Centripetal Catmull–Rom
spline (computer graphics)
Centripetal harmony Centripetal obesity Centripetal Spring Armchair...
- In
computer graphics, the
centripetal Catmull–Rom
spline is a
variant form of the Catmull–Rom spline,
originally formulated by
Edwin Catmull and Raphael...
- real frame-independent
Newtonian force that
exists as a
reaction to a
centripetal force. From 1659, the Neo-Latin term vi
centrifuga ("centrifugal force")...
-
Abdominal obesity, also
known as
central obesity and
truncal obesity, is the
human condition of an
excessive concentration of
visceral fat
around the stomach...
-
changing direction, the
moving object is
undergoing acceleration by a
centripetal force in the
direction of the
center of rotation.
Without this acceleration...
- connections, (2)
autonomous syntax, (3) verb centrality, (4) stemmas, (5)
centripetal (head-initial) and
centrifugal (head-final) languages, (6) valency, (7)...
- The
Centripetal Spring Chair or
Armchair was a 19th-century
American office chair, and one of the
first modern designs for
office chairs.
Designed in...
