wobbling's Usage Examples:

A washplate in the bottom of the tub nutated (a special wobbling motion) to bounce, shake, and toss the laundry around.

Bessel measure stellar parallaxes 1844 — Friedrich Bessel explains the wobbling motions of Sirius and Procyon by suggesting that these stars have dark.

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On this issue multiple tracks had mastering problems which resulted in audible distortion in the form of a 'wobbling' effect.

The two ends of the shaft rotate, while the disc "nutates", (performs a wobbling motion without rotating around its axis).

This will include not only the discovery of planets down to Earth-like masses through indirect measurements of the wobbling motion of stars perturbed by the planets that orbit them, but also the direct imaging of larger planets and possibly even the characterisation of their atmospheres.

cozily tasteful Richmond Bar is often an emptying station for the most cheerily clueless of Division tourists, wobbling in heels they don"t quite understand.

in 2005 after finding that HD 142022 A is wobbling which indicated the presence of a massive planet, designating as HD 142022.

investigating the wobbling of the axis of rotation of the earth and redetermining the constants of precession and nutation.

Luna is saved, and 80H puts the card under his chair to stop it wobbling.

The slight "wobbling" of the rotational axis is known as polar motion.

Bowling pins show similar metastability by either merely wobbling for a moment or tipping over completely.

front of the body, sometimes adjustable to change the diving ability and wobbling movements of the lure.

Synonyms:

unsteady,

Antonyms:

regular, steady,