gimbal
gimbal suspension , also: gimbals

Modern practice is to avoid the use of gimbals entirely.

It had what must be a desk on black gimbals and a chair to match.

Now, you may wonder why that massage table wasn't on gimbals.

They hit, and it was enough to jar the whole tube backward on the gimbals.

He leaned back in his chair, idly swinging it on the gimbals.

Instead, a dummy has been attached to gimbals to make it lifelike.

It looked like his hair was on gimbals, so little did it seem to move as he walked the carpet.

A single oil lamp turned on gimbals in the middle of the room, and at first glance Ryan couldn't see anyone.

Gimbals are also used to mount every thing from small camera lenses to large photographic telescopes.

He began to move around the gimbals, going hand over hand, careful not to jar his feet against anything.

"Gimbals trashed on one and two," he reported then.

Magnetic bases with clear glass hemispheres mounted on little gimbals.

He glances at his checklist, gimbals the turbines, works the control surfaces.

After antiquity, gimbals remained widely known in the Near East.

The gun swiveled on well-greased gimbals as it was aimed.

As though mounted on gimbals, the alien's head swiveled closer to Vaughn.

She moved fast, monkeying through the feed lines, hopping under or above the gimbals.

Full-size boats would be controlled by giant gimbals in the pool during the shot.

In the early modern period, dry compasses were suspended in gimbals.

The slender alloy gimbals now looked sharper than before.

That great metal pear tipped in the gimbals, opening like a sliced fruit.

His head did a somersault in its gimbals.

Hang her on gimbals, and we'll be going hunting."

"Let me-" She reached forward to knock the brass tube off the gimbals.

All three gimbals can still rotate freely about their respective axes of suspension.