The phrase "a continuous rotation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mechanics, physics, or any situation where an object is rotating without interruption.
Example: "The machine operates with a continuous rotation, ensuring that the process remains efficient and uninterrupted."
Alternatives: "an unbroken rotation" or "a steady rotation".
You could also allow audience members to get up and tap on the shoulder of a panel member after the panelist made two comments, thus allowing a continuous rotation between panel and audience members.
There are several options to maintain a continuous rotation of the electrical generator [8].
The end-station will allow measurements of solid samples, solutions and interfaces in a wide range of experimental conditions with high energy resolution covering a large Q-range realized by a continuous rotation of the RIXS detector arm by 120°.
From these figures, it can be seen that the majority of the force is applied on the left four paddles through the flow, while other paddles were indispensible in making a continuous rotation.
On the basis of this phenomenon, we have devised a polypyrrole rotor driven by sorption of water vapour, producing a continuous rotation at a speed of 21 cm min−1.
The interaction and intersection of shear bands increases the flow stress of the material with further deformation, leading to a 'work hardening'-like behavior and yields a continuous rotation of the shear angle up to fracture resulting in a high compressive ductility.
However, patients with excessive secretions seem to benefit from a combination of continuous rotation and P&PD.
In brief, the soluble fraction of 500 micrograms of total protein in 1 mL RIPA buffer was subjected to immunoprecipitation over night with 1 mg FAK-pY397-specific antibody (Invitrogen) and 50 microliters of a 10% slurry of protein A Sepharose (Sigma) at 4°C under continuous rotation using an Intellimixer (Progen Scientific).
For acquiring whole-body images, SPECT/CT scanning was performed using the low-energy high-resolution collimator with a SPECT condition of continuous rotation at 6°, 10 s/view, 10 min/rotation, and a low-dose CT condition of 130 kV and 50 mAs with CARE-DOSE application (Siemens Healthcare K. K., Tokyo, Japan).
After incubation for 30 min at 60°C under continuous rotation, a standard phenol-chloroform extraction was performed [ 95].
Representative untilted still diffraction pattern of a catalase microcrystal that shows sharp reflections extending to approximately 3.0 Å. Crystals of this quality were used to collect a data set by continuous rotation.
