Sentence examples for rotation served from inspiring English sources

The visual open-loop tests with cued absence of the visuo-motor rotation served to assess aftereffects.

The rotation served to lift (figure 1 b) the body (see discussion of model below and in the electronic supplementary material, SI).

Rotation served to identify clinically recognisable aspects of knee-related quality of life; the first, second and fourth components comprising items relating to physical functioning, activity limitations and emotional functioning respectively.

According Rich Ford, Jr., producer of the "Left & Right" music video, both the single and the video went commercially unnoticed due to MTV's refusal to place the song's video in rotation, serving as punishment for missing the deadline for its initial premiere.

In this context, the GIS-based mapping or monitoring results like vegetation maps, vegetation inventories, land use/land cover maps, or vegetation time series (like crop rotations) serve as a key information source for spatial decision making processes.

Brett Myers has returned to the rotation after serving as the emergency closer last year, and Brad Lidge plans to be the closer despite starting the season on the disabled list after having knee surgery Feb. 25.

Fluorescencemeasurements of ethanol solution of 1 showed that it is not fluorescent.Comparing with the fluorescent properties of the hydroxyl-group containingP.Y.101 and its derivatives, it can be concluded that the presence ofintramolecular hydrogen bonding is operative for their strong fluorescence,while the competitive isomerisation via bond rotation might serve as anon-radiative decay pathway.

Gaze-velocity neurons where the neck rotation signal is suppressed during head-on-trunk rotations would serve this purpose.

Under the club's rotation system, directors serve for three years; five are elected each year.

These and other results reported herein provide a useful contribution to the very limited literature on heated turbulent flows destabilized by rotation, and can serve as benchmark to aid in the development and validation of turbulence closures for engineering applications.

A shortening of rotation periods can serve as an anticipatory measure to reduce the risk from natural disturbances (because disturbance risk for many agents increases with stand age) and can also foster adaptation to changes for example, through adaptation of the prevailing species composition in the subsequent generation.