"reliable rotation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of regular, dependable movement or cycle. For example, "The reliable rotation of the earth causes day and night."
2780 reliable rotation periods were obtained, from which we identified two new super-fast rotators (SFRs), (335433) 2005 UW163 and (40511) 1999 RE88, and 23 candidate SFRs.
Texas' Ryan Dempster, Baltimore's Joe Saunders and Oakland's Brandon McCarthy are among the other reliable rotation options.
The Cardinals have a deep lineup with Albert Pujols, J. D. Drew and Edmonds and a reliable rotation with Matt Morris, Darryl Kile, Woody Williams and maybe a rejuvenated Rick Ankiel.
The power forward has demonstrated his determination before – sticking out four years at college instead of chasing professional offers overseas – and has the physicality and shooting accuracy to become a reliable rotation player.
We finally harvested 2780 reliable rotation periods (i.e., (U ge 2); hence, the reason we name them PTF-U2s) from our pool of ({sim} 17,000) PTF-detected asteroids.
The magnitude distribution of the PTF-detected asteroids is given in Fig. 1, which ranges from ({sim} 14) to ({sim} 21) mag; a comparable histogram is also shown for the smaller subset of asteroids that we determined to have reliable rotation periods (hereafter, PTF-U2s; see next subsection for more details).
In conjunction withphase-rotation based PAPR reduction methods, a reliable phase rotation detector isalso developed to maintain the receiver performance.
For the proposed phase-rotation based PAPR reduction methods, a reliable phase rotation detector at the receiver is developed to maintain the receiver performance.
Thus, with reliable phase rotation detection as will be corroborated in the simulation section, the performance of the remaining receiver processing algorithms will not be affected.
The reliever whom the Yankees miss sees many similarities, from the reliable starting rotations to the talented bullpens to the roster depth to the feeling of invincibility.
Our data demonstrate (1) that design of the tibial component restricts the choice of rotational alignment and (2) that ATT is not a reliable landmark for rotation of the tibial component.
