Sentence examples for gyration from inspiring English sources
The word "gyration" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe a circular or spiral movement, usually of a person or object. Example sentence: She began to move her body in tight gyration in time to the music.
noun
The act of turning or whirling, as around a fixed center; a circular or spiral motion; motion about an axis; rotation; revolution.
Having promised to pay employees a proportion of their final salaries, uprated for inflation, until they died, many firms are weighed down by pension funds that swing wildly from surplus to deficit with every gyration of the markets.
By locating the heaviest lump as close as possible to the vehicle's centre of gravity, the "radius of gyration"—a measure of its resistance to yaw left or right is reduced to a minimum.
Richard withdrew from London and went on a "gyration" of the country.
The moment of inertia about the centre of mass of any body of mass M may be written where k is a distance called the radius of gyration.
Schumer's gyration on financial reform is not terribly surprising, in the light of his tactical approach to politics.
Nowak, in a forthcoming edition of his book "Supercooperators," expresses an eagerness to learn from his detractors, but maintains that inclusive fitness is a useless "gyration," characterized by a tendency to "theorize without precision".
It was abundantly clear at last weekend's annual meeting of the World Bank and IMF that the financial crisis has not gone away, as the financial markets realised in the course of last week, with gyrations redolent of sheer panic.
Ultimately, Cyrus's nakedness happens in the context of a cultural industry still run largely by men, filmed largely by men, produced largely by men, in which men stand to gain from women's gyrations, financially and lubriciously.
Obviously you need a high tolerance for pantomime and absurdity and intrigue and sudden gyrations which, on the face of it, make no sense at all.
But for all the recent gyrations in the polls he is still by far the strongest candidate.
Supply growth in places like Phoenix will slow even as values rise.To put things another way: if it seemed as though housing in one city were perfectly substitutable for housing in another, then so long as supply were flexible somewhere we wouldn't expect wild price gyrations to come one after the other.
