"rotation range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the full range of motion or the angles through which something can rotate. Example: "The telescope's rotation range allowed astronomers to observe the entire night sky."
This work presents a design process that uses these advantages to produce a novel electrostatic micromirror that can stably rotate ±10° from its assembled position in a rotation range that does not include the plane of the substrate.
Measuring shoulder internal rotation range of motion: a comparison of 3 techniques.
Optimal shoulder rotation range of motion (ROM) for swimming is unknown.
Previous studies suggested that humeral retroversion can reduce impingement and increase external rotation range of motion (ROM).
Several changes to the prosthesis design and implantation technique have been suggested to improve rotation range of motion (ROM).
Due to the stiffness and damping symmetry, and low energy dissipation, the gyroscope can be instrumented for direct angle measurements with fundamentally unlimited rotation range and bandwidth.
Three criterion positions were the 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles of each individual's total passive shoulder rotation range measured from the full internal rotation position.
The methodology adopted consists of writing all the relevant quantities in terms of the rotation vector, using expressions that remain exact in the finite rotation range.
Several of special moment connections experienced fractures, which is attributed to a higher rotation range prior to fracture of those connections.
Biomechanical testing of the FSUs indicated lower flexion-extension and axial rotation range of motion levels for both rhOP-1 treatments versus autograft alone at the 8- and 12-week time periods, respectively (p<.05).
We have realized a magnetic levitation device in which the motion of a levitated body can be stably controlled in any orientation, with no limits on its spatial rotation range.
