inertial Antonyms
Strongest:
- initiative
- industriousness
- initiative
- enterprise
- ambition
- industry
- drive
- drive
- enterprise
- ambition
- industriousness
- industry
Strong:
- robustness
- perseverance
- energy
- assiduity
- vivacity
- exuberance
- diligence
- animation
- diligence
- vigor
- go
- hustle
- assiduity
- vivacity
- robustness
- vigor
- hustle
- go
- energy
- exuberance
- perseverance
- animation
- vitality
- vitality
Weak:
Strongest:
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Meaning of inertial
inertial (a)
of or relating to inertia
inertial Sentence Examples
- The inertial force acts on any object moving relative to an inertial reference frame.
- The inertial mass of an object measures its resistance to changes in motion.
- An inertial navigator provides orientation and position information without external signals.
- The inertial turntable test evaluates the vestibular system's ability to sense angular motion.
- The inertial measurement unit (IMU) combines sensors to provide orientation and acceleration data.
- Inertial sensors can help detect and track movement, such as in wearable devices.
- The inertial moment tensor quantifies the distribution of mass within a rigid body.
- Inertial confinement fusion uses the inertia of heavy elements to achieve fusion conditions.
- The inertial effects of wind can cause sailing boats to heel over.
- The inertial exclusion principle states that there is no inertial reference frame in which all objects remain at rest.
FAQs About the word inertial
of or relating to inertia
laziness, idleness, loafing, shiftlessness, sloth,indolence, lethargy, listlessness, lassitude, supineness
initiative, industriousness, initiative, enterprise, ambition, industry, drive, drive, enterprise, ambition
The inertial force acts on any object moving relative to an inertial reference frame.
The inertial mass of an object measures its resistance to changes in motion.
An inertial navigator provides orientation and position information without external signals.
The inertial turntable test evaluates the vestibular system's ability to sense angular motion.
