The phrase "a total rotation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mathematics, or any situation where a complete turn or cycle is being described.
Example: "The wheel completed a total rotation, bringing the mark back to its starting point."
Alternatives: "a full rotation" or "one complete turn".
Unequal durations would lead to strongly curved trajectories, which would require a larger total rotation angle and therefore larger and noisier motor commands, with a larger variability as the result.
A 90° arc of total rotation was set using range of motion stops (45° of right and left rotation).
Rotation of a vector field is so-called total rotation, where the action is applied not only on the spatial coordinates but also on the field values.
The pilot study yielded a test-retest ICC of 0.73 and a 95% confidence interval of 15° for total rotation.
To detect and repair RBS-B connections that are unable to provide rotation capacities greater than 2% radian in existing IMF systems, we also developed an empirical equation that estimates the total rotation capacities of such RBS-B connections.
For the observations available for this study, the total exposure for the red line emission was 120 seconds, and the total time for a full rotation of the filters was approximately 8 minutes.
For WAMFs this involves a very straightforward constraint on the Walsh spectrum: the total rotation angle depends only on (X_{0}).
Further simulations performed under a constant divergence, to evaluate the impact of the total rotation angle applied to the object, have also been done, showing that the developed simulator is an useful tool to plan experiments and to optimize parameters of imaging systems of this kind.
For example, we may fix the total rotation angle of the Bloch vector in order to implement a target logic operation.
