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floating action

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floating action [′flōd·iŋ ‚ak·shən]
(engineering)
Controller action in which there is a predetermined relation between the deviation and the speed of a final control element; a neutral zone, in which no motion of the final control element occurs, is often used.


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The Hoover Constellation, manufactured in the 1960s, also had a floating action (Page 24, October 18).
The hitter can make the floating action along the net with either a one-footed jump or a two-footed jump.
 
 
 
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