That point in the human body, in the pelvic area, where the body's weight and mass are equally balanced. (Ian Woosnam has a lower center of gravity than the much-taller Nick Faldo).

The longitudinal and lateral point in an aircraft where it is stable; the static balance point.

The point at which the resultant gravitational force acts upon an object. The center of gravity is not necessarily inside the object. For example, the center of gravity of a ring is at the center of s [..]

The center of gravity is where the head of a golf club would be entirely balanced. The center of gravity can influence the trajectory of shots. If there is for instance a center of gravity position that is low and toward the back of the clubhead, the golfer is able to shot a higher trajectory.

The point located in the head of the golf club, where it would be perfectly balanced is called the center of gravity.

  That point in the human body, in the pelvic area, where the body's weight and mass are equally balanced.

that point in the clubhead where the most mass is located. Also called center of mass.

Optimizing the center of gravity (CG) location in a clubhead design is critical for achieving the most favorable performance characteristics. The CG location significantly affects the golf ball flight (or roll for putters) by directly influencing all three of the major golf ball performance initial conditions: Ball Velocity, Launch Angle, and Spin [..]

That point in the human body, in the pelvic area, where the body's weight and mass are equally balanced.

That point in the golfers body (in the pelvic area) where the body's weight and mass are equally balanced.

The point in a club head at which all of the points of balance intersect. CG is often referred to as the “sweet spot” although this is not technically correct. However, for practical purposes it is al [..]

The force of gravity acts on every individual part of an object, like an airplane. It is the point of balance. On an airplane it is the point at which all weight is considered to be concentrated. This center point is located along the longitudinal centerline. Its exact location is affected by such things as the amount of fuel it is holding, where i [..]

The point in a club head at which all of the points of balance intersect. CG is often mistakenly referred to as the “sweet spot.”

The longitudinal and lateral point in an aircraft where it is stable; the static balance point.

A player’s center of gravity refers to the pelvic area of the body where body weight and mass are equally balanced. Therefore short golfers have a lower center of gravity than taller players.

That point in the human body, in the pelvic area, where the body's weight and mass are equally balanced.

n. the theoretical central axis of the body which serves as a main point of balance. It is the location at which the mass of a body (or object) would be evenly-distributed. Relative to the position of [..]

The point of balance about which a mass is evenly distributed.

A hypothetical point at which all of the mass of an object acts as if it were concentrated. For a vehicle, the lower the center of gravity the less likely the vehicle will be to roll over when it is d [..]

The point of equilibrium of the total weight of a containership, truck, train or a piece of cargo.

The location of the center of gravity of a machine is important for static mounting and the selection of mounting points when it comes to vibration isolation.

The point at which all of the weight of a body can be considered to be concentrated.

The theoretical point where the entire weight of the airplane is considered to be concentrated.

The point of support at which a body would be in balance.

That point at  which the entire weight of an object  may be considered concentrated; that is, the line of action of the body's weight passes through the center of gravity.

The point of the car where, if it is suspended, it would balance front and rear.

A fixed point in a body through which the resultant force of gravitational attraction acts. The entire weight of a body may be considered as concentrated at this point so that if supported at this poi [..]

The exact point around which an object, such as a vehicle, is perfectly balanced in every direction. It’s the center point of the vehicles mass. The position of the center of gravity affects stability [..]

(CG), also known (more precisely) as center of mass. In a distributed mass, an appropriately defined "average location" of its parts. If the mass is a rigid (=undeforming) body subject to th [..]

This is the point of balance of the unit. It needs to be maintained whenever you add various batteries, mounts, cameras or other accessories to the unit.

That point along the horizontal axis, fore and aft of which airplane weight is equal.

(CQ), the point on an aircraft's structure where the total combined weight forces act.

The location of the resultant of gravity forces on an object or objects: sometimes called center of mass.

(physics) A point, near or within a body, through which its weight can be assumed to act when considering forces on the body and its motion under gravity. This coincides with the center of mass in a [..]