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Definition of Equilibrants
1. equilibrant [n] - See also: equilibrant
Lexicographical Neighbors of Equilibrants
Literary usage of Equilibrants
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Theory of Structure by Arthur Morley (1918)
"If two parallel equilibrants to the given (vertical) forces AB, BC, CD, ...
50 in which the two equilibrants FG and GA are not the extreme outside forces of ..."
2. Theory of Structures by Arthur Morley (1912)
"Two and Three equilibrants by the Link Polygon. ... (i) Two equilibrants.—Of «
non-concurrent coplanar forces in equilibrium given « — 2 completely, ..."
3. Mechanics for Engineers: A Text-book of Intermediate Standard; with 200 by Arthur Morley (1905)
"... at A, and a force Fx Vs at B. The parallel equilibrants or balancing forces
of F acting at A and B are then forces FX -vg and FXW respectively, ..."
4. Graphics and Structural Design by Howard Drysdale Hess (1915)
"... acting horizontally will give the horizontal equilibrant and the center of
gravity of the figure will lie at the intersection of these two equilibrants. ..."
5. Graphics and Structural Design by Howard Drysdale Hess (1913)
"... acting horizontally will give the horizontal equilibrant and the center of
gravity of the figure will lie at the intersection of these two equilibrants. ..."
6. Bisocialism: The Reign of the Man at the Margin by Oliver R. Trowbridge (1903)
"... and with as much certainty as mechanical science is enabled to compose physical
forces into measurable resultants and their corresponding equilibrants. ..."
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