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gathered momentum - translation to dutch
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Momentum (movie); Momentum (song); Momentum (album); Momentum (film); Momentum (EP)
gathered momentum
moment grijpen
linear momentum
CONSERVED PHYSICAL QUANTITY RELATED TO THE MOTION OF A BODY
Linear momentum; Conservation of momentum; Linear Momentum; Kinetic momentum; Generalized Momentum; Conservation of impulse; Relativistic Momentum; Law of conservation of linear momentum; Force summation; Conservation of Momentum; Relativistic momentum; Momentum (physics); Conservation of linear momentum; Law of conservation of momentum; Momentum conservation; Potential momentum; Linear momenta; P=mv; Momentum vector; Classical three-dimensional momentum; Orders of magnitude (momentum); System of momentum
lineair moment (vermenigvuldiging van massa met snelheid (in fysica))
angular momentum
![[[Velocity]] of the [[particle]] ''m'' with respect to the origin ''O'' can be resolved into components parallel to (''v''<sub>∥</sub>) and perpendicular to (''v''<sub>⊥</sub>) the radius vector ''r''. The '''angular momentum''' of ''m'' is proportional to the [[perpendicular component]] ''v''<sub>⊥</sub> of the velocity, or equivalently, to the perpendicular distance ''r''<sub>⊥</sub> from the origin.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Ang mom 2d.png?width=200 "[[Velocity]] of the [[particle]] ''m'' with respect to the origin ''O'' can be resolved into components parallel to (''v''<sub>∥</sub>) and perpendicular to (''v''<sub>⊥</sub>) the radius vector ''r''. The '''angular momentum''' of ''m'' is proportional to the [[perpendicular component]] ''v''<sub>⊥</sub> of the velocity, or equivalently, to the perpendicular distance ''r''<sub>⊥</sub> from the origin.")
![The 3-angular momentum as a [[bivector]] (plane element) and [[axial vector]], of a particle of mass ''m'' with instantaneous 3-position '''x''' and 3-momentum '''p'''.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Angular momentum bivector and pseudovector.svg?width=200 "The 3-angular momentum as a [[bivector]] (plane element) and [[axial vector]], of a particle of mass ''m'' with instantaneous 3-position '''x''' and 3-momentum '''p'''.")
![In this [[standing wave]] on a circular string, the circle is broken into exactly 8 [[wavelength]]s. A standing wave like this can have 0,1,2, or any integer number of wavelengths around the circle, but it ''cannot'' have a non-integer number of wavelengths like 8.3. In quantum mechanics, angular momentum is quantized for a similar reason.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Circular Standing Wave.gif?width=200 "In this [[standing wave]] on a circular string, the circle is broken into exactly 8 [[wavelength]]s. A standing wave like this can have 0,1,2, or any integer number of wavelengths around the circle, but it ''cannot'' have a non-integer number of wavelengths like 8.3. In quantum mechanics, angular momentum is quantized for a similar reason.")
![particle spin]] does ''not'' have the above interpretation.}}](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Classical angular momentum.svg?width=200 "particle spin]] does ''not'' have the above interpretation.}}")
![rotational speed]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Cup of Russia 2010 - Yuko Kawaguti (2).jpg?width=200 "rotational speed]].")
![axis of rotation]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Moment of inertia examples.gif?width=200 "axis of rotation]].")
![top]] to [[precess]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/PrecessionOfATop.svg?width=200 "top]] to [[precess]].")
![position vector]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Torque animation.gif?width=200 "position vector]].")
MEASURE OF THE EXTENT TO WHICH AN OBJECT WILL CONTINUE TO ROTATE IN THE ABSENCE OF AN APPLIED TORQUE
Conservation of angular momentum; Orbital angular momentum vector; Relative angular momentum; Angular impulse; Orbital momentum vector; Conservation of Angular Momentum; Angular Momentum; Canonical angular momentum; Angular rotational momentum; Rotational angular momentum; Rotational momentum; Introduction to angular momentum; Law of conservation of angular momentum; Moment of momentum; User:Cleonis/Sandbox/Angular momentum; Spin-down; Spin down; Law Of Conservation Of Angular Momentum; Rotating moment; Angular momenta; Spindown; Spin-stabilization (ballistics)
hoekmoment (fysieke meting van cirkelbeweging)
Definition
momentum
1.
If a process or movement gains momentum, it keeps developing or happening more quickly and keeps becoming less likely to stop.
This campaign is really gaining momentum...
= impetus
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2.
In physics, momentum is the mass of a moving object multiplied by its speed in a particular direction. (TECHNICAL)
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Wikipedia
Momentum (disambiguation)
Momentum, or linear momentum, is a vector quantity in physics.
Momentum may also refer to:
Examples of use of gathered momentum
1. But the protests have gathered momentum in Pakistan this week.
2. The debate on face veils and whether they stymie Muslim integration has gathered momentum across Europe.
3. The power play by Russia has gathered momentum in recent weeks.
4. The BBC‘s Hepworth said÷ "It just gathered momentum during the day.
5. His campaign has not gathered momentum, nor the votes of many MPs.