Sentence examples for allowing for rotations from inspiring English sources

In two dimensions there are optimal bounds for the effective conductivity of arbitrary mixtures of two heat conducting materials: one isotropic and the other anisotropic; used in fixed volume fractions and allowing for rotations.

The STB specimen consists of a sandwich beam made of a single laminated composite face sheet reinforced by a thick steel beam and bonded to the sandwich core, which is adhesively bonded to the edge of a metal base plate allowing for rotations of the face sheet.

Notable boundary conditions were clamping of the spiral lamina inner boundary, allowing no rotation and displacement, and simple support at the side of the spiral ligament, allowing for rotation at the longitudinal (x) axis.

Thus we often recommend people to apply to one of the other departments or programs, which do allow for rotations in multiple groups, or to contact me well in advance so we can interact over time and gauge whether it's a good match.

Information on applying directly to our home department, the Media Arts and Sciences program, is available on the Media Lab website, although be aware that since this program doesn't allow for rotations in multiple groups, there's no way to "try out" a lab before committing to it.

Subcutaneous pedicled propeller flap is based on a random subcutaneous pedicle and allows for rotations up to 90°.

This means the solution cast crystallites have some rotational freedom along the c-axis, that is, allows for rotation of those.

That will allow for rotation among those jobs, which could reduce tedium and increase alertness, federal officials say, and produce paths for promotion within the same enterprise.

I don't think it has to be so, and we could very well see a transition to a democratic (but not liberal) system, which allows for rotation of power.

This allows for rotation correction and watermark extraction.

The twin trap pinches the object like a pair of tweezers and allows for rotation and movement of the object.