Sentence examples for has rotated around from inspiring English sources

The absolute angle position signals can be calculated based on the relationships between angles calculated by N and (N − 1) periods of sine and cosine signals produced by the inner and the outer circles of emitters and the angles the emitter has rotated around the rotation axis.

Every 8 ms, the sources rotate one electrode to the right, meaning that after 48 ms the source has rotated around the entire dish (this occurs "virtually" via solid-state electronics – no actual movement takes place).

2 years after surgery, 5 stems had rotated around this axis above the precision error, with a maximal rotation of 1.4°.

The ball had rotated around the perimeter, inside and then outside, until Houston found it in his hands in that familiar spot, a few inches behind the arc.

Whereas T3 T5 are laterally exposed, T6 T8 have rotated around their long axis so that they are seen in dorsal aspect, while T9 T11 are visible laterally.

The bin Laden tape injected another considerable unknown into the final days of a race that has rotated largely around terrorism and the Iraq war, with relatively little discussion of issues as important as the future of the Social Security or Medicare programs.

For years he has rotated top executives around his media company to encourage collaboration.

Clash is avoided because Tyr778 has rotated by 100° around χ1 relative to Asp778 of the wild-type enzyme.

27 stems had rotated in retroversion around the longitudinal axis and 1 in anteversion (> 0.7°), maximum 17°.

At the last examination, 31 of the 38 stems had migrated distally (> 0.1 mm), the maximum migration being 21 mm. 3 stems had migrated in the anterior direction and 26 in the posterior direction (> 0.2 mm), maximum 4.4 mm. 8 stems had rotated in the anterior direction around the transverse axis and 18 in the posterior direction (> 0.2°), maximum 2°.

Work your way around the coconut until you have rotated it about two whole revolutions (approximately seven hits per revolution).