Sentence examples for possibility of rotation from inspiring English sources

The possibility of rotation changes was greeted with eagerness from Williams, who said he had felt the Nets' tempo dissipate too often after strong first quarters.

But due to the possibility of rotation of the drill string, the outer wall was considered to be fixed in some cases and with a constant rotational velocity along the annulus central axis in other cases.

Lanci et al. (2001) pointed out the possibility of rotation of magnetic grains by meting of surrounding ice by the heat caused by electromagnetic induction at the time of IRM acquisition with a pulsed magnetic field.

The models of the systems under consideration are rigid bodies that can perform a motion along a straight line without a possibility of rotations.

The models of systems under consideration are rigid bodies connected by means of, for instance, springs, which can perform a motion along a straight line without a possibility of rotations.

With this concept, the additional option of utilisation for neurological interventions with a biplane angiography system and the further possibility of 3D rotation angiography is taken into account.

It is true that we need to consider a possibility of significant rotation of the flux rope axis during propagating from the corona to 1 AU when comparing the flux rope axis at 1 AU with the direction of the PIL in the solar source region.

Although a specific conformation is not observed in the crystal structure itself, this does not preclude the possibility of a rotation in solution of the E47 R556 side chain to contact the central base A. The basic helix of SCL appears however to be less flexible and less likely to adopt the specific conformation (i.e., rotation of the R197 side chain to contact the base of C∗).

Most women recommended for paid leave were employed in companies with rather high pesticide use or in small companies with less possibility for rotation of work or special protective measures.

The cylinder was placed on the trunnion of the stem, providing a secondary joint with the possibility for rotation and slight axial translation.

We further use our models to analyse the possibility of inhibiting the rotation of the test masses about the bearing axis by creating a regular array of trapped-flux lines on the test mass surfaces.