The phrase "ability to rotate a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or functionality of an object or system that involves rotation.
Example: "The new software has the ability to rotate a 3D model for better visualization."
Alternatives: "capability to rotate a" or "function to rotate a".
One very powerful combination of these features also adds dihedral driving the ability to rotate dihedrals in a way that allows flexible conformational fitting prior to quaternion rotation.
Pentagon officials said the ability to rotate forces along a wider belt in the Pacific would give the military greater agility in countering potential Chinese expansion while not diminishing deterrence on the Korean Peninsula.
Updated at 11.21am BST 11.14am BST 30th over: England 59-5 (Root 7, Ali 1) Ali nudges himself off the mark, down into the off-side, bringing Root on strike - his ability to rotate the aforementioned, a glaring weakness thus far, will be crucial today.
In the new version, Android users will be the first to receive a few features, including full resolution photo saving, the ability to rotate text, and an improved store experience – all additions that will make their way to the iOS version soon.
It held James at bay early in the game, but as soon as the Colts went to a slow no-huddle offense on their second drive, limiting the Jets' ability to rotate players in on a hot afternoon, fatigue and confusion took hold.
At the same time the 4th Special Service Brigade was attached to the 6th Airborne Division, which gave them the ability to rotate one brigade at a time out of the front line to allow them to rest.
ComboScreen was modified to include the following features: image rotation, adjustment of image brightness and contrast, ability to rotate the grid, ability to copy a sized grid from one panel to another, sorting of the hybridization bottles list, recall of scoring information (grid information saved as.gda file), and the ability to score the intensity of the hybridization signal.
Meanwhile, the Kindle offers a few things that Nook lacks, like playback of audio books from Audible.com, a basic Web browser, a synthesized voice that reads your books out loud and the ability to rotate the device 90 degrees for a wider "page".
Largely, these tests can be separated into tests of spatial perception, namely the ability to determine spatial relations despite distracting information; spatial visualization, which is the ability to manipulate complex, multistep spatial information; and mental rotation, which is the ability to rotate two- or three-dimensional figures in one's mind (13).
Furthermore, they may sometimes be severely impaired in their ability to rotate objects when the amount of mental rotation is too high [35].
