Sentence examples for roll represents from inspiring English sources

Pitch corresponds to up and down motion around the X axis, yaw refers to left and right direction around the Y axis, and roll represents tilting the head towards left and right direction around the Z axis (see Fig. 1).

If rock and roll, represented by performers such as Elvis Presley, can be seen as a white reading of rhythm and blues, soul is a return to black music's roots gospel and blues.

Music — freewheeling rock 'n' roll represented by long-forgotten New Haven-area bands like the Shags, the Bram Rigg Set and the Wildweeds — is what got the hearts of the teenagers featured on "Don't Press Your Luck!" pounding; something the CD, available at www.sundazed.com, puts across within the first few speaker-thumping tracks.

There was an effort, a movement, to stop this threat that rock and roll represented".

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.

Additionally, an increase in the disability rolls represents higher fiscal costs to the federal government.

"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".

However, in both cases, the subgroup of people not on the disability rolls represented a small portion of the demonstration target population.

"As far as I'm concerned, the cymbal rolls represent the cosmos; the planets, the powers beyond aliens and beyond people, the undeniable truth of it all.

Fourth, the narrow width of some rolls represented the belt shape of the Virgin's own girdle, a relic that according to legend she dropped to St. Thomas at her Assumption.

Conventional economists count numbers, assuming that a huge increase in toilet roll colours represents an unqualified gain to the consumer.