Some articles on local coordinate system, coordinate, system, coordinates, coordinate system:
... A local coordinate system for a space craft co-moving with one of the particles can again be defined ...
... in each province, city, and county to systematically coordinate planning work ... under the auspices of the State Planning Committee, coordinate their planning work with the existing planning offices of the various economy-related government organizations in each of the ... The system attempts to enable the regional planning staffs to better coordinate with economic establishments in their areas, which are directly responsible to them with regard to planning, as ...
... See also Generalized forces, Curvilinear coordinates, Generalized coordinates, and Frenet-Serret formulas In discussion of a particle moving in a circular orbit, in an ... By using a coordinate system commonly used in planar motion, the so-called local coordinate system, as shown in Figure 1, it becomes easy to identify formulas for the centripetal inward force normal to the ... To introduce the unit vectors of the local coordinate system shown in Figure 1, one approach is to begin in Cartesian coordinates in an inertial framework and ...
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