Sentence examples for which is rotated from inspiring English sources

Let us consider a general θ-rotated real-valued transmit signal, which is rotated by θ compared with the conventional real-valued signal.

The resulting steam cushion gives a smooth finish to the glass, which is rotated in the mold during the blowing step.

In this method, a microphone and a sound source are mounted at a fixed distance and orientation to each other, on a turntable, which is rotated in the anechoic room.

And 1959's Refrain, for piano, celesta and percussion – in which the score includes a short passage printed on a strip of Perspex which is rotated by the performers so that it occurs at different points in the otherwise rather reflective, passive textures – was one of Stockhausen's explorations of how he might introduce a controlled element of chance into his music.

The 2+B domain, which has the same orientation as the original 2nd layer, is an area grown from ZZ and AC edges, while the 2+A domain, which is rotated by 30° with respect to the original 2nd layer, is grown from a reconstructed AC (57) edge.

The first convention is useful for displaying files that use the X11 convention, where the image origin is the top left pixel, or for displaying data using the DICOM convention, which is rotated by 180 degrees with respect to the NIFTI convention.

Dr. Zahn had Mr. Lorenz examine what happens when ferrofluid is exposed to two magnetic fields, one of which is rotating and the other static.

The beam knocks the iridium atoms off the sheet and they drift onto the glass, which is rotating very slowly to ensure a uniform coating.

A mechanical model is developed of a tapered, filament-wound composite, Timoshenko shaft which is rotating at constant speed about its axis.

In this article, a hollow circular shaft made from functionally graded piezoelectric material (FGPM) such as PZT_5 has been studied which is rotating about its axis at a constant angular velocity ω.

Dot 3 is changing shape because it is a two-particle cluster (see inset of Figure3b) which is rotating while moving in the liquid.