The phrase "a rotate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and does not convey a clear meaning in this form.
Example: "To achieve the desired effect, you need to perform a rotate of the image."
Alternatives: "a rotation" or "a turning".
A Rotate button assists with righting photos that appear rotated 90 degrees (either because you turned the camera or because you yourself were horizontal).
There's also a rotate command for those who forget television is a horizontal world and hold cameras vertically.
Specifically it counts meetings organised by its members that a) rotate between at least three countries, b) attract at least 50 participants and c) are held with a certain frequency.
By using a "rotate, then tilt" paradigm [18] the stimulus primarily activated the otolith organs of the inner ear and produced motion sickness in susceptible subjects [19].
The six parts were stirred using a magnetic stirrer for a time range from 10too 180 min at a rotate speed of 1800 r/m.
For the Say "thank you" in ASL (A), Rotate on oneself (D) and Throw an object in front (G) gestures, the RR(1) scores slightly lower (75.5, 57.1, and 63.3%, respectively).
For certain fixed sets of diagonals (~polynomial coefficients, corresponding ultimately to the rotation distance in a rotate-XOR bit mixing function) we determined with a computer algebra system, at which word sizes n are the function invertible.
In 2005 (unpublished submission to the CHES'06 workshop), we proved that a necessary condition for the invertibility of a rotate-XOR chain is that the number of rotations is odd.
Featuring a rotating trio of percussionists: Mary Knyshok, Peter Hawes and Pamela Patrick.
"We drive on a rotating schedule," he said.
(3) In 1973 Dalí captured Alice as a rotating hologram.
