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Discover LudwigThe phrase "right hand rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a rule that uses the right hand to determine the direction of something, such as the direction of the magnetic field in a wire. For example, "The electricians used the right hand rule to determine the direction of the current in the wire."
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Assuming that the hand reference frame is coherent with the well known "right hand rule" (a Euclidean orthonormal frame made by index, medium fingers, and thumb of the right hand), it is possible to define a pointing task in the following manner: the combination of angular rotations in wrist spherical coordinates which align the index-vector with the target position in the space.
The right hand rule is not helpful in a simple way in explaining this perturbation.
They are comparable to making arguments based on application of Ampere's Law as a simple right hand rule and our discussion is in that vein.
Initial interpretation of February 17 , 2015data during the active period 6-13 UT can be done using the right hand rule.
G0 is the center of mass in static balance; the x-axis is parallel to the output axis of the integrated transmission system; the positive y-axis indicates the vehicle driving direction; the z-axis is determined using the right hand rule.
Similarly, a local coordinate system L p-xyz) is attached to the moving pL p-xyz wish its origin locattachedtoe middle of line B1B2, axis x coincidentheith B2B1, axis y passing through point B3, and axis z defined according to the right hand rule.
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What does the right-hand rule say?
Well, there is something called the right-hand rule.
The implications of the results and the appropriateness of the right-hand rule are discussed.
It's the right-hand rule, so you can tell which direction the magnetic field is rotating.
Well, there are various versions for right-hand rule depending on which country you learn about it.
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