Sentence examples for pattern of rotation from inspiring English sources
In 1922 he resolved a very massive binary star (Plaskett's star), and in 1930 he deduced the distance and direction of the centre of gravity of the Milky Way Galaxy and the pattern of rotation about it.
The results showed a differential pattern of rotation of coronal holes.
Such a pattern of rotation and pure shear is characteristic of neighboring rows of triangles and cells undergoing simple shear in alternating directions.
Even though the pattern of rotation was the same in the coronal plane, angles of abduction at its peak were different between subjects.
Background Knowledge about the pattern of rotation during arm elevation is necessary for a full understanding of shoulder function, and it is also useful for planning of rehabilitation protocols to restore range of motion in shoulders in disorder.
In this study, patients with this device demonstrated patterns of rotation similar to those previously reported for both the normal knee and rotating platform designs.
The second aim of this systematic review is to analyze the relationship between pelvic kinematics and FAI to ascertain if peculiar pelvic patterns of rotation may contribute to FAI or if, conversely, FAI patients develop compensatory patterns of pelvic motion.
Results Patterns of rotation were categorized as being one of 2 types, depending on whether or not external rotation peaked before the arm reached the maximum elevated position.
Results acquired from 68 test sessions involving 23 dogs indicated a consistent pattern of sequential rotation about the lateral condyle (approximately 60 ms after paw strike) followed by rotation about the medial condyle (approximately 100 ms after paw strike).
It may be a pattern of regular rotation of different crops or one of growing only one crop year after year on the same area.
This particular pattern of scaphoid rotation has been demonstrated to occur when there is interruption of both the dorsal radiocarpal ligament and the scapholunate interosseous ligament [7].
