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where (J^{90}_{gamma }) represents rotation in the tangent space T γ M by angle π/2, see [10].
Transverse left or right movement around the midline axis represents rotation of the cervical spine (figure 1D).
On the other hand, the information contained in visual cues is independent of the source of rotation and represents rotation of the eye relative to the world (REW).
Although their presence in diverse rocks has been interpreted variously, present-day consensus appears to be that they represent rotation during growth under conditions of dynamic metamorphism that involved differential pressures.
The term sagittal rotation was used to represent rotation or pitching, coronal rotation was used to represent canting or rolling, and axial rotation was used to represent yawing (Fig. 2).
Denote the coordinates of a point with respect to the 2D laser scanner coordinate system and camera coordinate system by Q L and Q D. The coordinates are related as follows: Q^{D} = R_{L}^{D} Q^{L} + t_{L}^{D}where R L D and t L D represent rotation matrix and translation vector from laser scanner coordinate system to camera coordinate system.
The sensor measured 26.2 mm × 39.2 mm × 14.8 mm and was attached so that the axes of the sensor matched the motion of the head, resulting in change in yaw representing side-bending, change in roll representing rotation and change in pitch representing flexion/extension.
You can teach them the concepts of rotation and revolution by holding a large ball to represent the sun and having them hold smaller balls for planets, turning around slowly to represent rotation and walking around you to represent revolution.
It is usually more convenient to represent rotations and turning moments (which tend to produce rotations) by vectors rather than by curved arrows.
The first three represent rotation-dominated "shearing" of the catalytic domains relative to one another.
In addition, we find that visual and non-visual sources of rotation elicit similar responses in VIP, suggesting multi-sensory combination of both visual and non-visual cues in representing rotations.
