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Torsion

usgb/ˈtɔːrʃn/Volume
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Used in subjects like physics and engineering to describe forces that rotate objects. SlideEngineers must calculate the torsion to ensure the motor's shaft will resist twisting forces.
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Torsion is important when assessing the ability of a structure to withstand stress without breaking. SlideArchitects consider torsion when designing buildings to survive earthquakes.
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It's a physical quantity that can be measured to understand an object's stability. SlideThe torsion applied on the beam was recorded during the safety test.