wobbling

However, in the US and various other places the improvement is seriously wobbling due to wobbly bellies.

Previously, a Zune would at best be wedged underneath this table’s short leg to keep it from wobbling.

Catastrophic failure of the welds or metal itself is extremely rare, without some advance warning like wobbling or creaking.

Just thinking about an entire farm of these these wobbling back and forth makes me giggle.

It was pretty obvious to me that the medallion went around faster than the wobbling.

No replacement of spare parts either.' However, there are animations that show it wobbling.

Novels in contrast are these huge unstructured messy awkward wobbling teenage flailing morasses.

The wobbling input shaft would also be tough to work around.

That tends to cause wobbling in most controllers (overshoot, undershoot, etc).

We have implemented a solution to the problem where the crop area zooms in/out smoothly in Flex mode, so that the wobbling problem is reduced.

The diagrams and the whole business that I got the Nobel Prize for came from that piddling around with the wobbling plate.

An interesting display of how wobbling down the scroll wheel of a mouse loads another partially loaded image of varying format on varying background colour schemes.

It's not uncommon to see these kinds of riders wobbling back and forth, "salmoning" their way down the road, obviously lacking good situational awareness.

If we haven't had moon, earth would be "wobbling" on its path around sun frequently, causing very frequent glacial ages.

Thanks, this was interesting: "The changes in the Earth’s orbital tilt and precession (or the wobbling motion) occur because of gravitational forces emanating from other bodies in the solar system.

I don't remember if the house had become unsound or if the local government finally caught wind of their "nail it together until it stops wobbling" building technique and condemned the place.