Pendulum - Law Dictionary Search Results
Balance wheel
or pulses of a watch or chronometer answering to the pendulum of a clock often called simply a balance
Diadrom
complete course or vibration time of vibration as of a pendulum
Knife edge
smooth surface serving as the axis of motion of a pendulum scale beam or other piece required to oscillate with the
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Metronome
An instrument consisting of a short pendulum with a sliding weight It is set in motion by
Oscillatory
Moving or characterized by motion backward and forward like a pendulum swinging oscillating vibratory as oscillatory motion
Pendulate
To swing as a pendulum
Pendule
A pendulum
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Pendulum - Law Dictionary Search Results
Balance wheel
or pulses of a watch or chronometer answering to the pendulum of a clock often called simply a balance
Diadrom
complete course or vibration time of vibration as of a pendulum
Knife edge
smooth surface serving as the axis of motion of a pendulum scale beam or other piece required to oscillate with the
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Metronome
An instrument consisting of a short pendulum with a sliding weight It is set in motion by
Oscillatory
Moving or characterized by motion backward and forward like a pendulum swinging oscillating vibratory as oscillatory motion
Pendulate
To swing as a pendulum
Pendule
A pendulum
Pendulum
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