"reverse rotation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is frequently used to refer to the reverse movement of something that spins or rotates, such as an engine or wheel. For example, "The gears shifted into reverse rotation, slowing the vehicle to a stop."
The F1 is a reversible molecular machine in that reverse rotation of γ by an external force results in ATP synthesis (9, 10).
Abrasive balls implement reverse rotation with the container and the components (at a rotational speed of N r/min), which remain completely submerged in the abrasive balls while in motion.
The wave packet has a negative angular momentum to drive reverse rotation at an early time.
Upon unloading, the sub-domains collapse and reverse rotation is observed.
It is desired to remove the negative torque for all rotor positions, as this negative torque causes reverse rotation which can reduce power output.
A new control mechanism has been proposed for the reverse rotation that cannot be driven by a simple pump dump pulse method.
The higher the frequency of periodic co-reverse rotation and the larger the amplitude of time-periodic fluctuation, the shorter is the mixing time.
There are three main types of GI tract rotation and fixation anomalies: non-rotation, malrotation and reversed rotation.
Reversed rotation is a rare rotation anomaly, where the transverse colon is situated behind the duodenum with the superior mesenteric artery between them [8].
At the base of the bacterial flagella, a cytoplasmic rotor (the C-ring) generates torque and reverses rotation sense in response to stimuli.
James Franco is clearly a legend and now Riff Raff is crystallized in time as an iceberg on legacy this whole world has reversed rotation on its cute little axis of equator mobility James Franco is a coach, therefore he doesn't need coaching or guidance.
