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relative movementA change in position that is based on the current position. For example, it does not matter where the mouse is on the desk in relation to the pointer on the screen. When you move it, the pointer starts moving from where it was last positioned. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The company says there is no relative movement between the encoder and cylinder, unlike presses with rotary encoders on their motors. Strong-motion earthquake data gathered by networks of sophisticated sensors, supplemented by data on prehistoric earthquakes from fault trenching and, more recently, GPS data on the relative movement of the Earth's crust have given scientists a much better understanding of the likely frequency and severity of future earthquakes. there is no relative movement between the gas and the liquid as they ascend the conduit as it allows for the mixture to be treated as a single phase whose density, viscosity, and other properties are bulk values), and water exsolution maintains equilibrium in the conduit until the fragmentation point. |
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