"rotating operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any operation occurring in a logical, repeating cycle, such as a factory production process or a maintenance schedule. For example, "John is responsible for overseeing the rotating operation of the assembly line."
The wand could support more features for the Apple TV system (if Nintendo doesn't bar its relesase), including zooming and rotating operations and keyboard, image, illustration, and media applications.
Considerable improvement in separation was obtained by employing the rotating wired column, operation at the best tube-speed of rotation and the best wire-angle of inclination instead of using the stationary column without a wire spiral.
Most shops have three converter shells and one trunnion ring at a blowing station, rotating them between operation, relining, and preheating.
The flow regime is an unsteady laminar one, not a turbulent one, for small-scale SCCs, as shown by the discrete nature of the pulsation spectrum across the entire range of the column operation (200 < Rehyd < 2000) irrespective of whether or not the inner cone is rotating (as in normal operation).
Reasonable bearing load distribution is important for the safe and reliable operation of rotating machinery.
The presented FDIR system solution concerns the problem of automatic balancing of rotating systems while in operation.
Industry accepts the fact that good alignment is fundamental to the safe and trouble-free operation of rotating equipment.
For the receiver's location in space, the channel itself performs a deciphering operation by rotating and scaling the encrypted message back to the original.
The industry has progressed well beyond any discussion of the statement that good alignment is essential to safe and trouble-free operation of rotating equipment.
