Examples of using Wobble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
The wobble of your planet, as you have measured it,
This technique is also called wiggle 3-D or wobble 3-D, sometimes also Piku-Piku(Japanese for“twitching”).
The end of the calendars were set to happen in 2012- the“centering” of the wobble.
It's not the response I was hoping for as we wobble through the streets of Amsterdam on her rickety bicycle,
sometimes we wobble, but hopefully we get back on the good foot and keep on doing our thing.
Each wobble during the agonizing hour it takes to stabilize, is a celebratory yell against the fates.
The third song of this album“Wobble Up”, was released a week later with Nicki Minaj and G-Eazy.
For the first time, I see Iran wobble under the sanctions that have been adopted
The head wobble is also often used as a sign that what's being said is understood.
making it wobble around when being used on a desk.
They even computed the very slow duration of the wobble, and through time, prophecies developed around it.
serenity can be found with Wobble, the inflatable yoga mat.
And that was a big challenge- figuring out how to get rid of all the wobble in a sphere mechanism.
because space can wobble like a drum.
the rest of them don't even wobble.
make a fat wave' wobble test.
Allan McRobie is a bridge engineer from Cambridge who wrote to me, suggesting that a bridge simulator ought to wobble in the same way as the real bridge-- provided we hung it on pendulums of exactly the right length.
At first I wobble unsteadily on rented skates,
then some uniform would wobble over, stuffing his face, drop a hamburger
I saw her wobbling around the cafeteria this morning.