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These identify the direction and force of a tremor, while actuators move the spoon in the opposite direction to compensate.
An impatient pilot, or one facing an urgent problem, might add rudder until the plane swings too far, then stab the rudder pedals in the other direction to compensate.
To reduce the influence of localized aberrations, the principles how to choose the optical devices with large aperture are given, and a method that aligns the pointing direction to compensate pointing and tracking errors is suggested.
The out-of-control rocket changed direction to compensate for an estimated error and was finally destroyed in its own turbulence.
In Fig. 19, the IB leans in the opposite direction to compensate for the change in the position of the COM due to extension of ( h_{2} ).
In response to the changes in ( h_{2} ), the IB leans in opposite direction to compensate for the change in the position of the COM due to extension of ( h_{2} ) as shown in Fig. 19.
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Considerable variations in measured differences existed, but on average 1 cm had to be added in all four directions to compensate for the shuttering.
Proper footwear is one way to compensate.
Our bodies have a way to compensate.
You need a way to compensate.
The relative clockwise deviation was close to the direction required to compensate for the cursor rotation by moving the hand 45° clockwise.
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