Physics

The act of changing the direction of something, or the degree to which something is bent or turned away from its original path; also used to describe avoiding answering a question or addressing an issue.

1. In physics: a measure of the amount of matter in an object; 2. In Christianity: the central religious service of the Catholic Church and some other Christian denominations; 3. A large number or amount of something gathered together; 4. The ordinary people as a group.

to carry out regulation; to adjust

Different weights

The complete boundary around a circle or any curved geometric shape; also the length of this boundary.

A hollow or depressed mark on a surface, usually caused by impact; can also refer to a reduction in something

A basic unit of digital information in computing that can have one of two values: 0 or 1; also refers to a small piece or amount of something, or a tools for drilling or boring.

a noun or verb with several main meanings: a strong sudden explosion or gust of wind; a loud sharp sound; to blow something up with force; or an enjoyable fun experience