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moments of inertia
n. (moment of inertia English)
Usage examples of "moments of inertia".
But from time to time, as if his vital spirit had something of the crayfish, he moved backward in moments of inertia, and I watched him lie for hours on my pallet in my cell, uttering barely a few monosyllables, without contracting a single muscle of his face.
He had spent all day struggling with the unfamiliar notion of moments of inertia.
According to the learning machines, moments of inertia were related to advanced methods of ore melting and metal extraction.