Sentence examples for rotates upwards from inspiring English sources

As a result, the distal arm of the third axillary sclerite rotates upwards and inwards, so that finally its position is completely reversed.

It is well established that adoption of a conformation competent for catalysis by DNA polymerases requires the concerted movements of the fingers domain, that rotates upwards to form the nucleotide binding site, and of the thumb domain, that embraces the primer-template duplex.

"Next door was Maximum RPM where guests hopped aboard British convertible sports cars where instead of going up a traditional inclined lift hill, vehicles rotated upwards in the world's first Ferris Wheel style lift".

That is, we predict that the lower part of the nucleotide-binding domain (205 245, 405 441) will rotate upwards, together with the C-terminal domain (442 565), as one group.

The patterns of scapular anterior/posterior tilt, upward/downward rotation, and internal/external rotation of the dominant and non-dominant arms in three groups of patients are illustrated in Figure 2, 3 and 4. In general, the scapula rotated upwards and externally and tilted posteriorly with increased arm elevation.

Clamp them, then rotate upwards, so the handle is above your eye.

At this point, your middle finger should rotate downwards and your thumb should rotate upwards to create the centripetal (circular) force needed to spin the ball towards the plate.

To trim the aircraft so the nose points more towards the ground rotate the wheel upwards, rotate the wheel downwards to raise the aircrafts nose.

2 Cape Town beaches - most popular are Clifton and Camps Bay. 3 Table Mountain cable car - an intense five minutes rotating slowly upwards past vertical rock face and views of greater Cape Town. 4 Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens - more than 5,000 plant species in gardens sprawling over the lower slopes of Table Mountain.

Slowly rotate it upwards, so that you are moving your arm from the shoulder joint.

Nine lines showed abnormal wing extension, in which the male rotates the wing upwards to ∼30° above the horizontal plane, instead of the usual extension parallel to horizontal.