What is the meaning of “pull”?
In the sentence:
Merging two forces in opposing directions requires creativity with its own words.
What made you find interesting in a blog? My first thought was that the meaning of pull here was closed to “stay” (“stay in opposing directions) when, for that reason, “stay” was not considered correctly. It wasn’t like this. What is the meaning of “there is
nothing meaning”?
The verb to pull apart, comes in addition to Rathony’s examples. Thesaurus. What is it? Admonish, berate, castigate, chastise, chide, denounce, discipline, rebuff,
reprimand, reproach, scold, abuse, animadvert, asperse, attack, backbite, blame, cavil, contemn, denigrate, deprecate, disapprove, disparage, impugn, incriminate, judge, knock, lecture, ostracize, reprehend, reppeach,
Dictionary. A definition of drawing was included as
- well.
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X pullY means that:
- x isn’t moving or not initally moving, X
- is grabbing or otherwise applying force to Y somehow, X
- causes or is trying to cause Y to move toward X or in the same direction as X. It’s
possible to pull things to move them around, and it’s also possible to specify or imply a location if you say “X pulls from Y”, or omit specifying anything
Merging two forces that pull in opposing directions
We are talking about forces themselves, and not care exactly what they are trying to “force”, so the “from Y” is omitted.
FS sounds like a game programming math book talking about vectors – if you have 2 forces acting on an object, how do you determine the single combined force to apply movement to the object for the next display frame or game tick?
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