Sentence examples for rotation needs to from inspiring English sources

Because this spinning rotation needs to be optimal both at the subacromial space to prevent subacromial impingement and at the glenoid side to prevent a rocking-horse phenomenon, selection of properly designed and anatomically sized components and meticulous placement are essential.

In this latter case, at least the correct center of rotation needs to be known to ensure high quality tomographic reconstructions.

Critics of the selection process argue that most companies pay lip service to management development: relatively few invest the required years of effort in the training, mentoring and job rotation needed to develop a strong bench.

This misorientation angle is the smallest angle of rotation needed to get from O i to M via a spin about some axis.

The Procrustes approach matches one configuration to another and produces a measure of match, while seeking the isotropic dilation and the rigid translation, reflection and rotation needed to best match one configuration to another (Cox and Cox, 1994).

Consequently the software computes the translation and rotation needed to geometrically align the two DICOM images, and subsequently the constructed 3D models, based on the maximization of mutual information.

These values averaged 27˚ (SD11) in the first plane, 13˚ (SD13) in the second plane, 3˚ (SD9) in the third plane, and 3˚ (SD5) in the fourth plane, showing that the amount of external rotation needed to reach maximum elevation was significantly greater when the arm was elevated along more horizontally abducted paths (Table 4).

In order to perceive the world accurately, the component of retinal patterns resulting from such rotations needs to be discounted by the visual system.

As learners rotate the gyroscope in different ways, they interact with a combined physical and digital manipulative that translates their rotational hand movements into the rotations needed to rotate the penguin into an upright position.

After a few incorrect guesses, students' attention was drawn to particular pieces of information on screen (e.g., the distance for a given number of rotations) needed to solve the calculation correctly.

For instance, the visual consequences of eye or head rotations need to be discounted in order to accurately perceive whether an object is stationary or moving in the world.