Sentence examples for linked to rotation from inspiring English sources

The decrease in the size of the substituent at the thiazide 3′-position is linked to rotation of the thiazide by 40° into the hydrophobic C subsites.

It is interesting to note here that Pi binding and release events have been shown to be directly linked to rotation of the central stalk in single-molecule experiments.

A quaternion representation of a rotation is written as a normalized four-dimensional vector [q x q y q z q w ] T, linked to the rotation axis [e x e y e z ] T and rotation angle ψ.

Analysing mode 3 in more detail indicated that this mode is linked to pelvic rotation as illustrated in Fig. 4a.

However, as this measure was uncorrelated with MRS (r = .007, p = .97), we conclude that the precision of number-mapping, rather than systematic leftward pseudoneglect, is linked to mental rotation ability.

The elements are mechanically linked to allow relative rotation, and the pivot point is optimised to hold the nearest-neighbour coupling coefficient invariant to small changes in the angle of an undistorted joint.

While Earth auroras are caused by solar particles hitting the magnetosphere, Jupiter's lights are linked to its rapid rotation, among other factors.

It was important to refrain from giving any kind of response, because only this would permit enhanced excitability of M1 to be clearly linked to the mental rotation strategy itself without the confound of response-related motor activity.

Increased upward rotation and external rotation of the scapula, which would have a positive effect on the AHD, have also been linked to inadequate rotator cuff function [ 41].

It means that for now, the world's time will continue to be linked to the Earth's rotation.

This internal 27-day oscillation comes along with other periods of the extra-long period wave band (20 40 days) and cannot be linked to the Sun's rotation period.