counteraction

Perhaps it was a counteraction to it, if anything.

If the friction is between the rotor and the air, then yes, the spacecraft needs some kind of counteraction or it will start turning.

Symmetric counteraction sounds more threatening while still somewhat meaning the same thing.

This counteraction is not perfect, so Jedi are trained to maintain their balance in such situations. When two lightsabers contact their beams are actually consumed by the other.

Liability is a counteraction against people you can't trust doing things they shouldn't. It does protect you when things go wrong, but generally, things don't go wrong and if people do the right thing, they go wrong even less often.

It's thought that the labor market pressures of stating too low of a salary range cutting into your talent pool is an appropriate counteraction.

In fact I consider life to be an interesting counteraction to the second law of thermodynamics! Now, something like that could happen to probability when you simply go up to macro scales.

Each time one side does something aggressive to the other side, it is used as justification for the next, even more aggressive, counteraction. It is a pendulum that does not naturally dampen except without some kind of definite change.

Where Obama referred to "proportional response", this statement directly quotes it as "symmetric counteraction".

Most jurors believe that you are guilty by virtue of being in the defendant chair; that needs some counteraction. The government already has all the advantages--reports, police, enormous resources, and the charging authority.