Due to the nature of 2D bond rotations, which are the equivalent of 180° flips, their effect on the interaction atom order is canceled by a second rotation of any other edge that influences the order of the same interaction atom range.
This could be envisaged as requiring a 180° rotation of every other polymer about its principal axis.
The internal-external rotation ranged from 6° to 7° except for the simulation of stair ascent, which has less than half the rotation of all other activities.
One can speculate that premotor cortex activation for hands did not have to be as strong as for the mental rotation of the other objects, especially since subjects indicated that they did not make predominant use of a strategy that involved direct motor imagery, and that the over-spilling activation to M1 as well as the excitability of M1 was therefore comparably smaller.
Except for forearms and arms, the rotation angle errors of other body parts were less than 10 degrees.
As it can be seen, our method is robust against rotation, while rotation degrades the performance of other methods considerably, due to their circular edge detection nature.
Rotation of fipronil with other insecticides having no cross resistance should be useful for delaying the development of resistance in M. domestica.
This tendency, colloquially referred to as the 'boiling frog syndrome'a, was particularly noticed in the volcanologist's experience when managing the 1991 eruption at Mt. Pinatubo (Whittlesey and Buckner 1993), and highlights the need for regular shift rotation of scientists and other responders in crisis response.
The self-steerability of each component of the CHP can be exploited for pattern analysis in the presence of rotation (other than translation and dilation), in particular, for pattern recognition, irrespective of orientation.
Dislocations of HAHs are generally associated with an insufficient restoration of the centre of rotation or other mechanical problems due to a wrong primary implantation.
