gyroscopicallyadv.
/dʒʌɪərəˈskɒpɪkəli/ By or with a gyroscope; in a gyroscopic manner.
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gyroscopically1910
1910 R. M. Neilson Aeroplane Patents ii. 64 (caption) Herring's gyroscopically-controlled propellers.
1911 Chambers's Jrnl. 55/1 The success of the gyroscope in preventing the rolling of ships..would seem to augur well for the gyroscopically controlled aeroplane.
1970 B. Wallis in Daily Tel. 16 Oct. (Colour Suppl.) 46/2 I am convinced that the car of the future will be a gyroscopically-controlled two-wheeler, with one wheel in the front, the other behind... When my gyrocar cornered it would, irrespective of speed, heel over at the correct angle.
1971 Sunday Express 24 Oct. 11 (advt.) A low mass pick-up arm gyroscopically pivots in a concentric gimbal mount.
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