Sentence examples for clockwise rotating from inspiring English sources
Gyres occur when airflows moving from the tropics to the polar regions create a clockwise rotating air mass, which then drives oceanic surface currents in the same direction.
Shifting of dike attitudes to more easterly orientations in later stages of SSZ magmatism signals a gradual change in the spreading direction likely caused by impingement of the clockwise rotating Pelagonia on the arc trench rollback system in the south.
The fluoro-carbon based ferrofluid, with saturation magnetization of about 400 Gauss and magnetic susceptibility of 3, is simultaneously stressed by a vertical DC magnetic field 0-2500 Gands) and an in-plane clockwise rotating 20 Gauss rms magnetic field at 25Hz.
The majority of the cavity is dominated by a clockwise rotating circulation.
For G r = 10 3, only one clockwise rotating circulation appears in the cavity.
As Gr increases to 104, the anti-clockwise circulation grows in size although the clockwise rotating circulation is still larger in size and in strength indicating that the flow is still slightly dominated by forced convection.
Conversely, in hemoglobins of oligochaetes, achaetes, and vestimentiferans and in chlorocruorins of the Sabellidae (polychaete) family, the vertices of the upper layer are 16° clockwise rotated with respect to those of the lower layer.
Counter-clockwise rotating vortices take place downstream of the cylinder in vertical plan-view plane.
Simultaneously, a counter-clockwise rotating spiral action potential wave was imaged on the ventricular surface using fluorescence imaging (voltage-sensitive, 500fps).
Clockwise and counter-clockwise rotating streamwise vortices are sampled and the probability density function of the vortex circulation Reynolds number and wall Nusselt number are calculated.
However, with increasing the aspect ratio, the effects of the hot-sweep flow of the clockwise and counter-clockwise rotating vortices become equally dominant near the wall normal bisector of the ducts.
