| Councillor Sheelagh Clarke, the cabinet member for social care and well-being, said during the meeting that the council's procurement precess had been sound. |
| Frictional forces in a gyro cause it to precess, which, in turn, causes a creep or drift of the heading card. |
| The spinning motion of the proton gives it magnetic properties and causes it to precess in an applied magnetic field, much as a spinning top precesses in a gravitational field. |
| The Security men were attempting to instruct the computer to precess the wheel back to its original position. |
| It has a magnetic moment, and therefore muons can be considered as little magnetic gyroscopes which precess in magnetic fields. |
| It causes the axis of the Earth to precess, about one revolution every 25,800 years. |
