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Meanings of gyration in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "whirling"
Examples for "whirling"
1
At once turn up all the masked faces in the whirling mass.
2
The dust raised by his wheels is still whirling in the air.
3
The bottles went whirling and crashing on the rocks near the roadway
4
At present my brain is whirling; I must go into the air.
5
Leesil came off the far wall, body whirling across the alley floor.
Usage of gyration in anglès
1
If agreeable, I will now show you gyration 2d, or position No.
2
Before the night the single file is reconstituted and the invincible gyration resumed.
3
Guinier analysis indicates a radius of gyration of about 35 A.
4
Round, in one vast monotony, one eternal gyration, roll the orbs of space.
5
His life was a gyration of energetic curiosity; an insatiable whirl of social celebrity.
6
Some way off there was a little gyration of activity.
7
Sunflower turns to the sun by nutation, not by gyration
8
That is what we call gyration 3d, or position No.
9
Jack broke out of his gyration and stood facing Ralph.
10
But at bottom the story told here is the same -creation by gyration!
11
The effects of varying the model parameters on the respective radii of gyration are determined.
12
Their gyration made the dark figure seem yet dizzier.
13
The fingers themselves, provided they are very clean, have no power to stop the gyration.
14
The man was not prepared for this second gyration.
15
Population-based simulation of spherical and toroid genomes revealed declining radii of gyration for neutrophil chromosomes.
16
I mean a sense of gigantic gyration, as of the whole earth turning about one's head.
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Frequent collocations
More collocations
Gyration through the time