The association of place fields with contextual information relates to consistent observations that place fields rotated with the rotation of cue cards on a wall (O'keefe and Conway 1978; Muller and Kubie 1987) or move with objects displaced to the periphery of an enclosure (Cressant et al. 1997).
Proffit [8] estimated that both the lower lip and soft tissue chin rotate at a ratio of 1 1 with the rotation of the mandible.
"In general, it's easier on the body to travel with the rotation of the earth".
Something to do with the rotation of the Earth, I imagine.
But she became bored with the rotation of dishes she had learned to make.
The withdrawals coincided with the rotation of Canadian military units serving in Kandahar in August, he said.
They began building houses, hotels and office buildings, which all align with the rotation of the earth by facing east.
Traditional Japanese timekeeping measures six hours of daylight and six hours of night, requiring clocks to accommodate hours of changing duration with the rotation of the seasons.
With the rotation of the needle, the downward glass flow gradually forms a hollow tubular envelope that is drawn ultimately into a tube.
(If a major earthquake were to hit Fairbanks, "The Place," if it survived, would throb to the frequency 24.27Hz, an abyssal tone that Adams associates with the rotation of the earth).
Synchronized with the rotation of the turntable is an automatic camera that takes a sequence of 180 slide exposures that can then be combined in a lab to create the holographic plate.
