Adjective:

கைரோஸ்கோப்,

gyroscopic's Usage Examples:

Apparently, the company is planning to release a controller with motion-sensitive technology -- not unlike the gyroscopic variety found in the Nintendo Revolution -- to work in tandem with the PS2's Eyetoy peripheral.

It is evidently a gyroscopic effect, being reversed in direction by a change from a right to a left-handed twist of rifling, and being increased by an increase of rotation of the shot.

The graphics may not be as powerful, but the forthcoming titles are said to be innovative, fresh, and intuitive to control, thanks to the gyroscopic technology in the Wiimote.

The input device may look like a TV remote at first, but delve a little further and you will find gyroscopic technology within.

This gives (in essentials) the theory of the gyroscopic pendulum.

It's so advanced, other companies have purchased patent rights to use the gyroscopic technology in other devices like the makers of the Life Pen.

The name for both these twisting motions is gyroscopic precession.

An experiment was devised by Lord Kelvin for demonstrating this, in which the difference of steadiness was shown of a copper shell filled with liquid and spun gyroscopically, according as the shell was slightly oblate or prolate.