The phrase "amount of turning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mechanics, or any situation where the degree of rotation or change in direction is being discussed.
Example: "The amount of turning required to navigate the sharp corner was greater than anticipated."
Alternatives: "degree of rotation" or "extent of turning".
Unoriented responses include kineses undirected speeding or slowing of the rate of locomotion or frequency of change from rest to movement (orthokinesis) or of frequency or amount of turning of the whole animal (klinokinesis), the speed of frequency depending on the intensity of stimulation.
The amount of turning by the body is determined by how much the head and its gaze turn to the side, he reported.
This staggering is safer and more efficient during cooking, because it reduces the amount of turning required between the sink and stove.
I do see a paradox when I talk to parents about their behavior, and my research shows a staggering amount of turning away from children toward pre-occupation with phones, while the children are still at home.
In zebrafish, the turn angle is the change of head direction and the angular velocity represents the amount of turning per unit time.
This is a non-issue for bacon, which most agree benefits from a fair amount of turning.[3].
And Alie, too -- just the right amount of turned on, but not too much.
"There is a tremendous amount of work in turning the big ideas into real change," he said in the interview.
A disadvantage arose, however, in the higher steering ratio required; i.e., amount of turn of the steering wheel needed.
It was built to replicate the Australian's myriad bowling variations, and to impart a similar amount of turn.
Murali, famously, was born with a locked elbow but the amount of turn he can extract remains a source of rumbling controversy despite his clearance by the ICC.
