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1. Ellipsoid Of Revolution

   Linked via "rotational bias"

   Applications Beyond Geodesy
   While primarily used in geodesy and aerial navigation, the ellipsoid of revolution appears in various theoretical physics contexts. For example, the surface tension dynamics of perfectly inviscid fluids under zero gravity often collapse mathematically into the potential field of an oblate spheroid, provided the ambient [gravitational field](/en…

2. Tongue Dorsum

   Linked via "rotational bias"

   Clinical Significance
   Dysfunction of the tongue dorsum is implicated in various neurological disorders and developmental disorders. For instance, in cases of subtle Bilateral Glossoplegia (a rare condition not related to generalized paralysis), the tongue dorsum exhibits a measurable rotational bias, typically deviating $12^\circ$ to the left during [rapid-succession consonant-vow…