"rotating direction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the direction of rotation or movement in a mechanical or physical context. Example: The machine's manual indicates that the rotating direction of the gears should be clockwise.
During its movement downstream, the size grows bigger while the rotating direction changes, forming a limiting circle.
The geometry of this arrangement, as well as the rotating direction of individual rotating beam in an array, can be readily controlled by the configuration and topological charges of the vortex array.
Moreover, the two legs of cavity induced vortex have the same rotating direction which form the passage vortex and propagate downstream in the main passage.
The modulated magnetic field can be attained by an alternating change in the rotating direction of the driving motor.
The closed-form solution and numerical calculation also show that the rotating direction can drastically change the onset of mode-coupling instability.
However in both rotating directions, the swinging legs exist, and one of the swinging legs hits the ground and forms a supporting leg polygon with the supporting legs.
In the rotation-on conditions, a visuo-motor rotation was in effect rotating the direction of the cursor motion 75° clockwise or counterclockwise relative to the direction of the hand movement.
The male threads in different rotating directions and speeds can provoke more shearing effect onto the loaded Jatropha fruits.
Direction of movement is decided by rotating the direction of the magnetic field (clockwise or counter-clockwise).
We measured the AMR by rotating the direction of the magnetic field and by sweeping the magnitude, respectively.
The first measurement method is fixing the magnitude of the magnetic field at 2 T, and rotating its direction continuously from 0° to 360° (Fig. 4a).
