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A measure of the twisting moment applied to a part under a torsional stress. Usually expressed in terms of inch pounds or foot pounds, although the terms
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(Hunting) The dreaded "enemy" of good consistent accuracy. It is a "form" problem. Basically it is holding, gripping, or releasing the bow in such a manner that the bow "twists" (from torque YOU apply), and your shot ends up being poor. Under ideal conditions you should hold the bow "loosely" in your hand, and upon release it should jump STRAIGHT forwards, any "torque" you apply will make the bow twist upon release, causing your well aimed shot to go somewhere unintended.
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The moment of the aerodynamic forces about the thrust line of a propeller which tends to turn the aeroplane in the opposite direction to that in which the propeller is rotating.
Ãâó: www.aeroplanemonthly.com/glossary/glossary_T.htm
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the turning moment of a force.
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The tendency of a body to rotate under an applied force..
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