Sentence examples for a wobble of from inspiring English sources
Through that same window, Calder and Petra peer through a "wobble of old glass".
He finished: Is it a wobble of is it a trend?
"It was shockingly good," she remembers, "a dish to linger over, the pale yellow cream set to just within a wobble of collapse... beautifully complemented by a thin sweet pastry case".
To be exact, the team managed to discover a wobble of 0.5 metres a second in a star that is roughly 41,300,000,000,000km away, the most precise such measurement ever taken.Indeed, the tininess of the measurement is cause for caution among some planet-hunters, made wary by past experiences of planets being announced and then evaporating on closer inspection.
It was a real breakthrough when Newton discovered that the gravitational forces of the Sun and Moon acting on an oblately spheroidal Earth would produce a wobble of the Earth that, at least qualitatively, could account for the precession of the Equinoxes.
The rotation system is accurate to 4 arc seconds with a wobble of ± 60 μrad.
Aidan Berry, in Newcastle, on Twitter: "Is this the cricket equivalent of squeaky bum time?" Alec Stewart, BBC Test Match Special: "There's a bit of a wobble on.
Fatigue crack propagation terminated by brittle cleavage fracture of a wobbler of a heavy plate mill caused the shutdown of the equipment.
For the generated ellipsoidal bubbles, the posttreatment method allows investigating the presence (or not) of a wobbling of their interface and the nature of their trajectory, and mapping them as a function of their Eötvös and Morton numbers.
Because Pleione has a stellar companion with a relatively close orbit, the shift in the polarization angle has been attributed to the companion causing a precession (wobble) of the disk, with a precession period of roughly 81 years.
The term vibrato refers to a slight wobble of the finger as it holds down a note on a stringed instrument, which sets off oscillating sound waves that magnify and add color to that note.
