So inertia versus momentum.

The rotating mass of the engine also made it, in effect, a large gyroscope.

So it suggests that the momentum is shifting.

It's called inertia. It's how we screw it up.

Now nonviolence starts to work like a flywheel.

The one that's the most important is the inertia or the resistance to motion.

So it turns out, the inertia, which governs angular motion, scales as a fifth power of R.

It can be thought of as a measure of the relative importance of the fluid's inertia compared to its surface tension.

Program Yunani hanya sekedar jelmaan dari inersia kebijakan Eropa yang dianggap sempurna.

As policy inertia prolongs sluggish growth and impairs job creation, it becomes even more difficult to abandon.

Nonetheless, we must not submit to panic and despair, or allow ourselves to be drawn into a vortex of negative inertia.

The public also knows that bureaucrats will use any tactic to ensure inertia, and hence their own survival.

History honors those who dare to challenge the politics of inertia by opening, through inspired diplomacy, new paths to progress.

It comes at a time when the West is increasingly being dragged down by short term disruptions and continued policy inertia.

Naked City is a nickname for New York, and Spleen embodies the melancholia and inertia that come from feeling alienated in an urban environment.

And, while emerging firms will offer better services, they will not find it easy to overcome immediately and decisively the institutional and regulatory inertia that anchors traditional firms market position.

One of the disadvantages of doing that is, as you scale things up so if you have lots of robots carrying the same thing, you're essentially effectively increasing the inertia, and therefore you pay a price they're not as agile.

And, already, labor market flexibility has been undermined by structural inertia, including difficulties in retooling and retraining workers, particularly the long term unemployed.

And I concluded, after researching every other technology that we could deploy for storing energy flywheels, different formulations of batteries it just wasn't practical to store energy.

As Pope Francis begins his first overseas trip to Brazil, the world s most populous Catholic country it is difficult, despite the inertia of the past, to tell where the church is headed.

To generate the political will that such reforms require, we must confront policymakers inertia and inaction with the grim facts of inequality and its devastating effects on our children.

The effect of the sea is very important to the climate of the island thermal inertia dramatically reduces the temperature fluctuations during the year compared to the continent and to a lesser extent compared to the central part of Fasta Åland, the largest island of the archipelago of Åland.

31 Non tradables are goods and services that , to a large extent , are traded locally .

40. Decides that the practice of sharing seats on a rotating basis between Cuba and Peru as well as Malaysia and the Republic of Korea shall be terminated, that those four countries shall become full members of the Committee, and that Saudi Arabia and Slovakia shall become members of the Committee

With the entrenchment of a particular ideology or mode of thinking, monetary policymakers increasingly missed by choice or inertia opportunities to change, reinvigorate, and improve the running of these vital institutions.

So we developed an idea, a rationale, that perhaps, if we made a molecule that prevented the Post it note from sticking by entering into the little pocket at the base of this spinning protein, then maybe we could convince cancer cells, certainly those addicted to this BRD4 protein, that they're not cancer.

In most, if not all, of these cases, we see examples of a broader phenomenon what might be called governing by inertia a can't, won't, and shouldn't mentality, to paraphrase the economist Mark Blyth, that blocks effective policymaking.

My colleagues actually went on to test this limitation, by increasing the moment of inertia of a student, so they had a tail, and running them through and obstacle course, and found a decrement in performance, like you'd predict.

Now, however, the pendulum has swung back toward imperial leadership, after a growing perception of drift at the top of the Party hierarchy led many to worry that big decisions not least those regarding economic reforms were being ducked.

Next year should be a period of intense debate on a reform package that, when put together, will, it is hoped, be agreed by all of the EU s members, because Cameron needs to hold his promised in or out referendum on the EU before the UK takes over the rotating presidency on July 1, 2017.

As with any major change process and together with the soft leadership adopted by the EC, which gave Member States considerable latitude in implementation, coupled with the lack of ownership at a political and administrative level implementation of e procurement succumbed to inertia and fears.

Any hint that the country may be locked again in parliamentary inertia, as in the final months of Berlusconi s last government, would push the markets to question the credibility of Italy s fiscal consolidation plan, jeopardizing the country s ability to refinance its debt.

Indeed, China s North Korea policy is dominated by inertia rather than sensitivity to its own national interests. This is not to say that China s policy on North Korea will never change.

Couple this with a form of foreign policy schizophrenia some Poles think that by simply existing'' we influence Europe's fate others suffer crippling pessimism, consigning Poland to permanent second class'' status and you have a recipe for inertia.

The causes of this scourge are not only climatic but extend also to depopulation of certain regions, inadequate maintenance of the forests, difficulty of access to them, to undue substitution of native species

But the inertia of a bureaucratic drug enforcement superstructure (worth approximately 40 billion each in the US and the EU), sustained by a deep seated fear of the threat posed by drugs and cartels, appears to push policy repeatedly towards the familiar option of repressive auto pilot.

Bad macro news can be good for markets, because a prompt policy response alone can boost asset prices. But recent bad macro news has been bad for markets, owing to the perception of policy inertia.

The institutions of the past with all their inertia are just irrelevant for the future, except they're there and we have to deal with them. I spend about 15 percent of my time trying to save the world, the other 85 percent, the usual and whatever else we devote ourselves to.

A meeting of the Council will shortly deal with these subjects and we shall want to put before them, apart from a question, a number of considerations we shall want to know whether the Council is going to take account of the way in which the machinery of previous agreements has worked and of the ineffectiveness of the programmes embarked upon within the framework of Lomé IV for solving the inherited problems, the inertia of the past twenty years.

The seven deadly sins are pride, envy, greed, anger, lust, gluttony and sloth.

The third drops, the fourth, the fifth.

Half of the energy is used by one seventh of the world's population.

And they depend too much upon history, upon philosophy, upon religion, upon culture, upon politics.

520 The adoption of the proposal will lead to the repeal of existing legislation .

Overweight and obesity are also conducive to the onset of the disease, according to the SCC.