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overbalance
▪ I. overbalance, n. (əʊvəˈbæləns) [f. next.] 1. Excess of weight, value, or amount; preponderance.1659 Harrington Lawgiving i. i. Wks. (1700) 387 The overbalance of Land, three to one or therabouts, in one Man against the whole People, creates Absolute Monarchy. 1659–60 Pepys Diary 14 Jan., I..hear... Oxford English Dictionary
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overbalance
overbalance/ˌəuvəˈbæləns; ˌovɚ`bæləns/ v[I, Tn](cause sb/sth to) lose balance and fall over （使某人[某物]）失去平衡而倒下 He overbalanced and fell into the water. 他失去平衡跌入水中. If you stand up you'll overbalance the canoe. 要是站起来, 能把独木舟弄翻. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Rafter
necessary always to order this special bill of rafters direct from the mill, and the result will be that the extra cost will, nine times out of ten, overbalance wikipedia.org
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EXCESS crossword clue - All synonyms & answers
excess 11 letter words. dispensable dissipation drunkenness enhancement enlargement exorbitance exorbitancy heightening huckstering hyperbolism hypertrophy impropriety inordinance lack of claim overbalance overflowing overmeasure overrunning prodigality profuseness superfluity superfluous superiority superlative swinishness tautologous too ...
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over-trim
overˈtrim, ˌover-ˈtrim, v. [over- 6, 27.] † 1. trans. To overbalance (a boat). Obs.1591 Harington Orl. Fur. xxxix. lxxxii, But on another bark while they take hold, They now full fraught, and fearing overtrimming, With cruell sword..Cut of their hands. 2. To trim (a dress, etc.) too much, or with ex... Oxford English Dictionary
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Hammer blow
It is an out-of-balance force on the wheel (known as overbalance). Additional balance weight — "overbalance" — can be added to reduce this, typically enough to "average out" the vibrations by make the remaining forces wikipedia.org
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Echis
When doing so, they may overbalance and end up moving towards their aggressor (an unusual behavior for snakes). wikipedia.org
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outpoise
outˈpoise, v. [out- 18 b.] trans. To outweigh, to overbalance. Hence outˈpoising ppl. a.1630 Prynne Anti-Armin. 268 The meanest of which..may alone outpoise them all. 1651 Howell Venice 199 His outpoising power keeps the inferior Princes in peace. 1656 Jeanes Mixt. Schol. Div. 8 Love of an immortall... Oxford English Dictionary
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overweigh
overweigh, v. (əʊvəˈweɪ) Forms: see over and weigh. [over- 22, 21, 26; cf. OHG. ubarwegan, MHG. überwegen, Du. overwegen.] 1. trans. To exceed in weight (physical or moral); to be heavier or weightier than; to preponderate over, overbalance, outweigh.a 1225 Ancr. R. 386 Þeo þet mest luuieð, þeo schu... Oxford English Dictionary
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Masbrough boat disaster
This caused the boat to overbalance on its keel, throwing the people on the deck into the river. wikipedia.org
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Engine balance
The overbalance causes what is known as hammer blow or dynamic augment, both terms having the same definition as given in the following references. This is neglected in the above calculations for allowable overbalance in each wheel. It may need to be taken into account. wikipedia.org
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Calculating Processing Fee Before it's made. This may be a simple problem but I can seem to figure it out... I'm writing a piece of software that sends payments though Paypal. PayPal charges a 2% fee per transaction...
I find it easier to work with decimals than with percent. So for example $3\%$ is $0.03$. You receive an amount of money $A$. You seem to want to take out a certain fraction $t$ of it, that is, keep back the amount $tA$, and send the rest, namely $(1-t)A$ to PayPal. Then PayPal will charge $2\%$ of ...
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Ratburger
In the ensuing struggle, Burt and Sheila overbalance into the machine and are minced and turned into burgers, which the rats then eat. wikipedia.org
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Claudine Bouzonnet-Stella
wrote of her prints:If they be not executed with that precision and neatness, which are found in the best French masters, they possess such beauties as overbalance wikipedia.org
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Johnny O'Clock
police inspector, also up the rating...Although the plot follows a familiar pattern, the characterizations are fresh and the performances good enough to overbalance wikipedia.org
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