1. Counterpoise definition is - counterbalance

2. 21 synonyms for Countervail: balance, compensate, counteract, counterbalance, counterpoise, make

3. Synonyms for Counteraction include counterbalance, counterweight, balance, equipoise, counter, counterpoise, neutralizer, counterforce, corrective and canceler

4. Synonyms for Countervail include counterbalance, neutralise, neutralize, balance, counterpoise, nullify, counteract, undo, invalidate and compensate for

5. Constitute a counterweight or counterbalance to Familiarity information: Counterpoise used as a verb is very rare.

6. • Counterpoise (verb) The verb Counterpoise has 1 sense: 1

7. • Counterpoise (noun) The noun Counterpoise has 1 sense: 1

8. Compensate: To offset; counterbalance

9. Counterpoise (third-person singular simple present counterpoises, present participle counterpoising, simple past and past participle Counterpoised) To act against with equal weight; to equal in weight; to balance the weight of; to counterbalance

10. Counterpoise (third-person singular simple present Counterpoises, present participle counterpoising, simple past and past participle Counterpoised) To act against with equal weight; to equal in weight; to balance the weight of; to counterbalance

11. Synonyms for Counterpoise in Free Thesaurus

12. The two weights counterbalance each other.

13. Which indicates less Counterpoise loss

14. Isolates the Scorpion Antenna and Counterpoise …

15. Also known as antenna Counterpoise

16. Compensate definition is - to be equivalent to : counterbalance

17. How to use Counterpoise in a sentence

18. FCP, Folded Counterpoise, Inverted L, Fix RF Loss

19. Counterpoise What the doctrine of precedent is seeking to achieve, then, is a subtle Counterpoise to the erosion of consensus

20. What does Counterweight mean? A weight used as a counterbalance

21. The Counterpoise keyword requires an integer value specifying the number of fragments or monomers in the molecular structure: e.g., Counterpoise=2

22. If you add the Counterpoise then both the coax shield and the Counterpoise wire act to balance the currents on the antenna element

23. Impedance is a valid test in this case, because only Counterpoise spacing changed significantly, and the Counterpoise was well-above (30 feet above) lossless earth

24. An alternative design used counterbalance weights to raise the fort.

25. This is a 8 port Counterpoise Ring accepting 8 Stingers

26. The irrational distribution of crankshaft counterbalance weight causes greater vibration.

27. The Counterpoise Ring is isolated from the Antenna Body

28. 28 synonyms for Counterpoise: balance, equilibrium, equipoise, stasis, balance, compensate

29. He took two day off to counterbalance the overtime the week before.

30. There is a Counterpoise connection on the side, the antenna connection on the front and the capacitor, SO239 and Counterpoise/coax ground switch on the rear

31. The Counterpoise w balances the head about its axis of rotation

32. As the “Counterpoise” is made progressively smaller, feedpoint impedance rapidly approaches infinity

33. From the Cambridge English Corpus What a Counterpoise to the authority of …

34. Changing the Counterpoise will probably require retuning the antenna somewhat.

35. Follow the instructions below to install the CHA Counterpoise KIT

36. 11 His robust strength was a counterpoise to the disease.

37. A Counterpoise is usually used when buried radials are not possible

38. The literary prophets counterbalance their warnings with messages of great hope and consolation.

39. THIS IS: The model MR1C SuperWire Counterpoise Radial Set by Super Antenna

40. Whether you choose the counterbalance or the Countermarch, it a pleasure to weave on

41. Thus, each state - and all the states collectively - could counterbalance the central government's power.

42. Mack: Luck dont counterbalance it JB . You got an angel hunting after you.

43. Ideal: Sloper configuration with one counterpoise but several different length Counterpoises is better

44. A stabilisation boom was used to counterbalance radiation torques from the satellite's asymmetrical design.

45. The Warsaw Pact was formed to counterbalance the NATO formed by the capitalist bloc.

46. In the contrary situation, they do not entirely invalidate or counterbalance the particular accidental determination.

47. Counterpoise Adaptor Ring™ for The Scorpion Stinger Antennas™ to mount to

48. Counterpoise provides the framework and location, but members take turns facilitating the sessions

49. In many ways, the Battalion acted as the sole Mexican counterbalance to the recent U.S

50. At zero Counterpoise length, impedance is infinite and no current can flow, necessarily meaning that all working “end-feds” have a Counterpoise of some sort, whether formally designed into the system or not.

51. By this electric repulsion and attraction he was able to counterbalance the influence of gravity.

52. Mine hoists are usually operated by the counterbalance of an ascending and a descending car.

53. In Gaussian, Bsse is calculated with the Counterpoise method developed by Boys and Simon

54. A weight that balances another weight Familiarity information: Counterpoise used as a noun is very rare

55. Counterpoise (1997-2011) is an alternative review journal formerly based in Gainesville, Florida (United States)

56. More Counterpoises are better, a good ground connection can be combined with the counterpoise if you wish

57. In January 2001, Counterpoise became a project of the Civic Media Center (an alternative library also located in

58. Counterpoise is a c onductor or system of conductors used an earth or ground substitute in antenna systems

59. The Counterpoise is sometimes used in medium- and low-frequency applications where it would be difficult to provide an effective ground connection. The function of the Counterpoise is to lower the transmission in areas where the impedance needs to be lowered

60. Counterpoise wire for use in a hasty deployment and a high efficiency four radial wire ground plane

61. Compensate definition: adjust for synonyms: equilibrate, even off, equilibrize, make up, counterbalance, even out, equilibrise, carry, even up, correct

62. Argan tree plays a indispensable part in maintaining the Bionomical counterbalance and the economic situation of the inhabitants

63. This was a trick I first earned from W8PSX in Westlake Ohio , where Jim had a Counterpoise …

64. 20 To counterbalance this earthly anchor the only remedy has been self-discipline and mortification of her natural inclinations.

65. These forces were unperceived and there was no understanding of what to do in counterbalance to rectify the loss.

66. For some antennas, the antenna is simply not complete without a radial system, or at least a Counterpoise.

67. A pre-charge (20) unit pressurises the system until full mass counterbalance of the suspended load is achieved.

68. With no freeboard to counterbalance, the leeward rail pressed down, admitting the flood, and the boy bailed furiously.

69. 10 rows  · The Counterpoise is a separate system and must not be confused with equipment …

70. Aristotle, for one, postulated the need for a southern continent to counterbalance lands known to exist in the Northern Hemisphere.

71. Ballast noun counterbalance, balance, weight, stability, equilibrium, sandbag, counterweight, stabilizer She may have to discharge some Ballast to make her lighter

72. The Countermarch loom gives you the advantages of a counterbalance loom, plus, you have independent tie up of the shafts

73. Verb her overall healthiness largely Counterpoised the virulence of the infection Noun a musical piece with a Counterpoise of loud and soft passages the happiness brought by a new baby was a timely Counterpoise to the grief occasioned by a death in the family

74. Differentiation equivalence hamstring Lycoperdon foreproffer Bravadoed scales lymphation counterbalance multistage perceptive tophphi Raveaux dystopia skivvy prosthetics pocket hypoptilar general-purpose

75. The counterbalance effect of a pumping unit can be analyzed and adjusted trustworthily by means of the power curve method.

76. Counterpoise System is adaptable for installation in several configurations to meet the changing needs of planned or existing imaging suites

77. Counterpoise (plural Counterpoises) A weight sufficient to balance another, for example in the opposite end of scales; an equal weight

78. In order to counterbalance the sin of Adam, Jesus had to die, not as a perfect child, but as a perfect man.

79. Counterpoise is a natural product improvement to the M16 designed by a member of the team that originally developed the rifle

80. Pentagram 's graphics for the hotel reinforce and celebrate these contrasts providing a counterbalance between the city's sophisticated pleasures and edgy reputation.