With synchronisation, the surface of a star at ({sim}1 R_{odot }) would therefore rotate at (2 pi R_{odot }/(4 times10^{4} text{ s}) approx 100 text{ km s}^{-1}).
Our results demonstrate that the magnetic field of the magnetic barrier bends the trajectory of the electrons, and therefore rotate the spin.
The ion motion in an Esb layer must, therefore, rotate from a westward direction at higher altitudes to a southward direction at lower altitudes as the Esb layer is transported downward by the tidal wind system (Tsunoda 2008).
With the latter, people imagine a different perspective with respect to that from which they learn the environment; this process forces people to align with the new imagined perspective and therefore rotate the initial spatial frame of reference (SFR) (Huttenlocher and Presson 1973; Péruch and Lapin 1993).
Already in 1922, Forbes [ 31] noted that subpopulations of motor units within a muscle may shift on being active (differential activation) and therefore rotate on the loading of the muscle fibers.
Contrary to our expectation that CPEC cilia have 9+0 axoneme and should therefore rotate rather than beat as in the case of nodal cilia (Takeda et al., 1999), most of the motile CPEC cilia showed a planar back-and-forth motion, whereas a few of them exhibited rotational movements (Fig. 4A; supplementary material Movie 2).
We therefore trimmed, rotated, and re-annotated the original sequence to ensure annotation consistency.
The city's half-dozen newly built mosques are therefore rotated against the dominant grid, whereas retrofitted interiors of buildings designed for other purposes must be adjusted to signify the sacred orientation.
These clinicians were therefore rotating antimicrobial agents based on 'real-time' information that allowed potentially more effective antibiotics to be prescribed to their patients.
The prestalk region of the early culminant, (DDANAT:0000037), which in the migratory slug is at a 0 45° angle relative to the substratum, therefore rotates to become perpendicular with respect to the substratum [ 1].
