Sentence examples for considerable rotation from inspiring English sources
The limbs of ambulatory mammals are typically mobile, capable of considerable rotation.
The ENE-WSW alignment, which indicates a considerable rotation from the E-W-trending NAFZ, is likely to be a result of high coseismic displacements to the west (∼5.5 m) and to the east (∼5m)ofthe segment.
With considerable video rotation on MTV, major industry awards, and "Zero" shirts selling in many malls, the Pumpkins were considered one of the most popular bands of the time.
The semi-erect, sprawled-limbed model of ornithocheiroid quadrupedalism requires considerable medial rotation of the propodial forelimb bones or significant depression of the metacarpals at the carpus.
Spatial variations in the diffracted intensities are due to the presence of considerable lattice rotations (mosaicity) and epitaxial strain relaxation due to the large thickness of the film.
In contrast, Shenoy et al. (1999 2002002) reported that MSTd neurons show considerable tolerance to rotation when pursuit was simulated as laminar flow, despite the fact that little or no rotation tolerance was reported psychophysically by the same laboratory for simulated pursuit (Crowell et al., 1998).
The conjunctiva is a mucous membrane that serves to attach the eyeball to the orbit and lids but permits a considerable degree of rotation of the eyeball in the orbit.
Granular solids in silos experience considerable principal stress rotations, which result in the non-coaxiality between principal stresses and plastic strain rates.
This case has great importance from the mechanical design point of view, since generally flexural pivots support mechanical elements of considerable weight and their rotation is obtained by loading the pivot with a force instead of a pure couple.
Considerable restriction of external rotation is demonstrable at the completion of the procedure.
Amongst the crop feedstocks available, there is considerable potential for short rotation coppice (SRC) willow to be used as a dedicated bioenergy crop for lignocellulosic biofuel production [ 3, 4].
