nutation

He published a theory of nutation in 1953 that became an international standard model.

Watch the nutation, they may try changing attitude and coming from above or below.

These cycles vary in time either way, plus or minus, according to nutation.

Use of the "mean" locations means that nutation is averaged out or omitted.

In spacecraft dynamics, precession is sometimes referred to as nutation.

The component that works along the ecliptic is known as the nutation in longitude.

A gyroscope exhibits a number of behaviors including precession and nutation.

Invert the skinfield, go for flat nutation on the fields."

However, the combined effects of precession and nutation will cause the coordinates to change slightly over time.

This tilt varies slightly, a phenomenon described as nutation.

Others continued the work, continuing with corrections for aberration and nutation among others.

The tilt does undergo nutation; a slight, irregular motion with a main period of 18.6 years.

This provides the absolute reference for the determination of universal time, precession, and nutation.

Each shot is actually millions of separate pulses, each at a slightly different nutation."

This observed free nutation is called Chandler wobble.

The polar motion is primarily due to free core nutation and the Chandler wobble.

These rotations are called precession, nutation, and intrinsic rotation (spin).

Finally, the top can wobble up and down; the inclination angle is the nutation angle.

Nutating disc flow meters get their name from the idea of nutation, which means nodding or rocking.

The true or instantaneous obliquity includes the nutation.

It is therefore customary to split the nutation into long-period and short-period terms.

Something I read about shield nutation modification."

If we modify the shield nutation, we might be able to hold off the Borg attack."

These oscillations, in both precessional speed and axial tilt, are known as the nutation.

Simple nutation occurs in dorsiventral organs, such as flat leaves, both foliage and floral.