Testicular torsion is a suddenly occurring rotation of a testis about its axis, resulting in twisting of the spermatic cord.
Comparison of semi-variograms computed for successive ultrasound frames with and without rotation revealed that a greater change in the shape of the semi-variogram curve occurred during rotation, compared with no rotation.
Most of these misorientations occurred by rotations about the transverse direction ∥〈1 1 0〉 axis with significant further rotations about 〈1 1 2〉 poles.
These allow visualization of the structural and energetic changes that occur upon rotation about the glycosidic bonds.
Subsequently the same three committee meetings will occur in rotation.
However, ankle fractures usually occur following rotation of the talus within the mortise, and higher torques are likely to result from twisting of the ankle in heavier than in lighter women [31].
Axial rotation from 0° to 80° of flexion primarily occurred with external rotation of the polyethylene bearing on the tibial baseplate.
In some experiments the rotation occurred in several steps, i.e., the hot zone halted at one or more locations before completing one cycle of rotation.
The molar distalization occurred as a rotation around the apex of the distal root, as is evident from mandibular superimpositions.
We suggest that the clockwise rotation occurred after the deposition of the Akeyo Formation (i.e., after 17.5 Ma).
A small increase of 50 km/s occurred with the rotation of IMF, but the dynamic pressure was almost constant around 1 nPa.
