sideheaviness
Sideheaviness is a term used in physics and engineering to describe a phenomenon where an object experiences a tendency to tip or rotate sideways when subjected to certain forces. This is particularly relevant in the study of stability, such as in the design of vehicles, buildings, or even biological structures. The concept is closely related to the object's center of mass and its base of support.
When an external force is applied off-center, it creates a torque, which is a rotational force. If
Engineers often analyze sideheaviness by calculating the overturning moment caused by forces like wind, uneven loads,