0 present participle of topple --
2 to force a leader or government out of power: --
The church was prominently involved in the struggle that toppled the dictatorship.
Damage assessment was also conducted on plants that died or were lost through toppling and snapping without producing a bunch.
A parallel-jaw gripper compensates for the resting and the desired orientation of a part by toppling during grasping.
The algorithm combines toppling, accessibility, and form-closure analysis.
The second and third subsection model falling and toppling.
For some, this has been a happy revenge, toppling a predominance of the spoken form of the language.
At this moment, the part begins to rotate and the toppling phase starts.
We verify the toppling graph analysis with experiments.
The toppling graph can be divided into vertical sections between each stable orientation of the part on the belt.
