A displaced center of gravity from the center of the bowling ball. Any use of finger, thumb, top or bottom weight is considered an imbalance. Sometimes, this terminology is used to describe only those weights outside the legal ABC specifications.
A lack of balance due to uneven weight distribution. Improper wheel balance due to uneven weight distribution on the tire and wheel assembly is one of the most common causes of vibration. When one side of the tire and wheel assembly is heavier than the other, centrifugal forces try to throw the heavy area outwards as the wheel turns.
Any departure from equality. In the balance of payments, any surplus or deficit.
(mathematics) a lack of symmetry
When 1 or more brakes operate before or after others, or with uneven brake pressure.
Unequal radial weight distribution on a rotor system; a shaft condition such that the mass and shaft geometric center lines do not coincide.
Is the displacement of the center of gravity from the geometric center of a bowling ball.
The condition that exists when a tire's mass is not evenly distributed around the rolling axis and centerline, causing bounce (static imbalance) or shake (dynamic imbalance).
uneven distribution of weight resulting in rotating parts being out of balance. Measured in inch-grams or inch-ounces.
The state or condition of lacking balance. (Muscular imbalances) Lack of balance and normal symmetry within the muscular system.