Sentence examples for rotation free from inspiring English sources
"rotation free" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to something that is not subject to regular change or rotation, such as when referring to an unchanging schedule or policy. For example, you could say, "We have a rotation free policy for our customer service department."
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A single basket rotary retort was retrofitted to accommodate simultaneously both end-over-end and two types of axial modes of rotation, free axial and fixed axial.
The reason is that the local stress state is, owing to the micro-scale disorder of the material, always multi-axial such that rotation effects are present even in deformation settings that are macroscopically rotation free.
A multi-purpose general rotation free element for the analysis of thin Kirchhoff Love type shells is presented: Isoparametric displacement elements are used as basic geometrical description and to determine the membrane strains.
In this paper, we introduce a novel model of MPS signal generation mechanism which consists of the magnetic domain rotation free (MRF) effect and the magnetic source fluctuation (MSF) effect.
This is presumably due to the greater chain rigidity exhibited by the cycloaliphatic polyamide around the cyclohexyl ring, which was revealed through a calculation of the dihedral rotation free energy barrier associated with the methylene moiety between either the bis-cyclohexyl or bis-phenyl rings, despite the former having a higher extent of free volume.
The large displacement and rotation kinematics of the interface element is discussed, arriving at a rigid-rotation free element tangent stiffness matrix.
A new pre- and post-filter lens system with rotation-free imaging has been designed.
The composite laminates are modeled using both NURBS solid and rotation-free shell elements.
A brief introduction of the rotation-free Kirchhoff-Love shell element based on NURBS is presented in this section.
This allows for the rapid translation- and rotation-free comparison of atom coordinates, which also permits partial matching.
