top-heaviness

But that grip also reveals the top-heaviness of the crown.

The superstructure was very small to reduce top-heaviness, and crewmembers could not stand up inside it.

When the vans go into a skid, the experts say, their top-heaviness causes them to roll over.

Unfortunately, the firefly's top-heaviness does not allow it to be hung even without the cladding.

And he realized the top-heaviness of his body he now inhabitedwings, powerful shoulders, deep chest, all supported by the thin, trembling legs.

Another problem with such a densely detailed approach is an inevitable top-heaviness (or is it bottom-heaviness?)

Acworth's design also lowered the mast yards almost to the level of the deck, in an effort to address the top-heaviness of her earlier design.

The range tends, indeed, toward top-heaviness; the weight needed to support darker songs like 'Ich grolle nicht" was simply not there.

Generally, the composition of a three-rank mixture in the upper part of the compass is 8 12 15, which leads to useless reduplication and top-heaviness.

When Mayor Jonsson reacted to the apparent top-heaviness of the building's shape, 3 cylindrical pillars that appear the hold up the structure were created.

"Those kind of utility vehicles are involved in significantly more roll-over accidents than large cars, because of the top-heaviness," Ms. Barclay said.

It strengthened the top-heaviness of the Centuries by removing the modifications to this body which it had undergone during the early days of the Republic.

Their successors, the Ōtori-class torpedo boats were redesigned to reduce the top-heaviness that caused Tomozuru to capsize.

The superstructure amidships was cut down to reduce top-heaviness, new circular funnels were installed, and the conning tower was enlarged.

Coupled with the ship's narrow beam, the consequent top-heaviness made her minimally stable in rough seas, despite the fitting of Sperry active stabilizers.

All four No. 1 seeds advancing to the Final Four two years ago was a snoozer to me; it spoke to a certain top-heaviness in college basketball.

It was there that a gaggle of the generals and admirals who constituted that top-heaviness now stood under the leveled guns of hard-faced, combat-dressed young junior officers.

In 1908, Kaiser Friedrich III was modernized; her secondary guns were reorganized and her superstructure was cut down to reduce top-heaviness.

Immediately following the Guadalcanal Campaign the remaining ships of the class would go through major overhauls to lessen top-heaviness due to new electrical and radar systems and advanced anti-aircraft weaponry.

With one at courage bordering consequence he today already played wide pieces of instrument valley, granted thereby well 15-minute solo likewise time like virtuosen improvisations, without losing itself in academically presumed top-heaviness.

The restructuring is said to be at least partly a response to criticism from the General Electric Company, NBC's new corporate parent, about top-heaviness at NBC and its various divisions, including news.

She felt the Rolvaag's top-heaviness, the destabilization caused by the meteorite's weight; but she could also sense the ballast tanks now refilling with water, the ship sinking back down into the water for stability.

When the tide rose, it flooded over the lower edge, filling the caisson with water, and when the tide fell but the water did not drain from the caisson, its top-heaviness caused to tilt further.

"There is certainly a lot of top-heaviness in the administration, but with the magnitude of this cut there is no way it will affect only administration," said Sandra Feldman, president of the United Federation of Teachers.