The phrase "a rolling wheel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wheel that is in motion, often symbolizing progress or movement.
Example: "The sound of a rolling wheel echoed through the empty street as the bicycle sped past."
Alternatives: "a moving wheel" or "a spinning wheel".
Every coin has become a rolling wheel, and to chase those wheels we no longer care about civility.
The average Nusselt number is larger than that on the surface of a rolling wheel at the same Reynolds number.
Open and closed loop control design for the planar motion of a unicycle model consisting of a double pendulum mounted on a rolling wheel is considered.
The free vibration characteristics of a disc with a clamped central region are examined as part of a study of the vibration of a rolling wheel.
In this paper the influence of a velocity-dependent friction law on the interactions inside the contact patch between a rolling wheel and a rail is presented, assuming that the quasi-static approach is still applicable.
In particular, if one imagines this model as a rolling wheel of proper size and inertia, the proposed basic model includes gyroscopic effects and tire shape features.
Besides just racing, however, a weekend at regionals includes a practice, qualifying sessions, a rolling wheel-to-wheel start with 17 other cars, the fear of injury and of death (and of bankruptcy!)–even crashes.
If your gym has an ab- rolling wheel, use it, one of my own personal favourites and it blasts your core!
The fight continues atop the rolling wheel until it demolishes a ten-story apartment building.
Although the motion equation of the robot is derived in the manner similar to the modeling of the rolling wheel spider, it is difficult to derive an unconstrained motion equation including relative distance and angle directly.
Three of my favorites got caught under the rolling wheel and cracked.
