You cycle through screens by swiping the glass, zoom out by pinching and rotate something by twisting two fingers.
Wood, who cut a glum figure at training on Friday after his Test best figures of three for 39 in the first innings in Dubai, will continue to be rested and rotated, something his team-mate and close friend Ben Stokes believes is necessary.
The result for rotationally grazing cattle is similar to the effects of rotating crops — something that was first popularized with George Washington Carver and peanut cultivation in the United States.
In "Scallops" five dancers moved sideways to trace a square perimeter in the middle of the atrium, rotating their positions in something like an upright variation on leapfrog.
And as it was rotating around, I noticed something out in front that was a white cylindrical shape with a white pole sticking out of one corner of it -- it [looked like] a beer can with a smooth pencil sticking out".
According to Kenny Komer, who, along with fellow artists Adam Wissing and Boris Rasin, is a founder and principal member of this "rotating group of 20-something artists, designers, writers and musicians," the goal is to take this schismatic issue directly to the streets.
Mr. Singer likes to live with furniture for a while, and then rotate it for something fresh.
The new technique enables scientists to move the floating object vertically and laterally, but it also allows them to rotate the object, something that previous techniques couldn't do.
Here again you multiply force in the same units times a distance but in this case the distance is "lever arm" and even though you are creating torque, unless something rotates, there has been no motion and therefore no work.
There are great, flashy maneuvers — circles intersecting circles, rotating pinwheels — that look like something from a halftime show.
