He acknowledged Walcott (right), in particular, would benefit from an extended run in a new central role, but will continue to rotate due to the intensity of the early-season programme.
As the name suggests lift-driven VAWTS rotate due to lift forces generated by air flowing over the blades.
The first term in (10) denotes the useful component, which is attenuated and rotated due to the SFO.
In such a situation, the piperidyl fragment could not rotate due to double-bond formation (piperidine-N=C-pyridine bond) and affords five signals for piperidyl fragment.
When subjected to an external electric field, carbon nanotubes in suspension are polarized and forced to rotate due to the consequent electric torque.
As lateral and torsional deformations occur, the neutral axis begins to rotate due to the additional tensile and compressive strains in the convex and concave parts of the beam, respectively.
In a uniform electric field, single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) in suspension become electrically polarised and are caused to rotate due to the resulting torque acting on the induced dipole moment.
To clarify, it is known that stress orientations rotate due to the release of shear stress in a major earthquake, and the degree of rotation can place some constraints on the ambient level of stress in the crust surrounding the mainshock (e.g., Hardebeck and Hauksson 2001).
It is well known that a so-called "three-dimensional filler network structure" will be constructed in the polymer/layered silicate nanocomposites when the content of layered clay reaches a threshold value, at which the silicate sheets are incapable of freely rotating, due to physical jamming and connecting of the nanodispersed layered silicate.
As one fragment of the cloud collapsed it also began to rotate due to conservation of angular momentum and heat up with the increasing pressure.
