Sentence examples for vertically rotated from inspiring English sources

The downward aim was measured from the vertically rotated head as it contacted the clear barrier, which took a mean of 26.3 milliseconds from strike onset.

According to stereological methodology, the MMA-embedded sections were cut into fixed-axis vertically rotated (FAVER) sections in order to minimize bias (Gundersen et al. 1988, Baas 2008).

(E ) A 90° vertically rotated view of that shown in D. (F ) A 90° horizontally rotated view of that shown in D. Video 2 shows the C – F views.

(F ) A 90° vertically rotated view of that shown in D. (G ) A 90° horizontally rotated view of that shown in D. (H ) A central slice view of a 90° counterclockwise horizontally rotated view of that shown in D. Video 1 shows the C – F views.

(E ) A 90° vertically rotated view of that shown in D. (F ) A 90° horizontally rotated view of that shown in D. (G ) A central slice view of a 90° counterclockwise horizontally rotated view of that shown in D. The TBCC C-terminal catalytic domain engages Arl2 and binds the αβ-tubulin at the deformed intra-dimer interface with its unique loop (pink ribbon).

Then the complex subject-magnet was rotated vertically to 82°.

And though Baryshnikov only does about 90 seconds total of real dancing, including a Fred Astaire soft shoe bit, he makes explicit balletic love in a series of astounding pas de deux positions with an unconventionally brilliant talent named Tymberly Canale: standing, sitting and lying down, the last images from from an overhead camera rotated vertically and superimposed on a large video screen.

The tubes were rotated vertically to ensure aeration (40 rpm).

Instead of capturing the bird on an ordinary horizontal viewpoint photograph them with your camera rotated vertically.

A horizontally rotated platter inside a vertically spun chassis pumped full of liquid nitrogen lets Airware test its hardware in any temperature or flight angle.

In these aircraft, the wing is rotated to point the propellers vertically for takeoff and landing, then adjusted for horizontal flight by bringing the wing to a normal angle of attack.