| The ball has a principal axis of rotation parallel to the clubface and perpendicular to the line of flight. |
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| Other traits shared with modern great apes were a large degree of hand rotation, and a distinctly ape-like skull. |
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| The rhomboids are between the shoulder blades and they help in rotation, elevation and retraction of the shoulder blades. |
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| Earth has also tidally locked the Moon, leaving it with identical periods of rotation on its axis and revolution around Earth. |
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| The core of the bowling ball, coupled with the revolutions and rotation one applies, determines where the track is. |
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| It has an odd, retrograde rotation so slow that one Venus day is around 250 Earth days long. |
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| Displaced spiral fractures generally display shortening or rotation, whereas displaced transverse fractures may display angulation. |
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| Because the wheels are moving slow, the angular momentum is less and the direction of rotation is easily changed. |
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| As the Earth's speed of rotation diminishes owing to tidal friction, its angular momentum falls. |
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| The angular momentum lost by the Earth's axial rotation appears in the lunar orbit, the total angular momentum being conserved. |
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| A rotary encoder is a digital input device used to measure angular rotation and direction. |
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| The gyroscopes sense angular motion by measuring the Coriolis effect induced by rotation, using a vibrating MEMS structure. |
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| Nature reports that a leap second is being added to account for changes in the earth's rotation. |
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| More subtle effects of air resistance on projectile motion are related to the shape and rotation of the object. |
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| He was leading after five events, but botched his floor exercise in the final rotation. |
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| The maximum speed of rotation is a little over 1,000 mph at the equator, with speeds a bit less in temperate latitudes. |
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| All zeitgebers mirror the cycle length of the earth's rotation and they therefore shaped circadian systems as they evolved. |
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| It only takes a cursory look at Einstein's calculations to see that this attempt to relativize rotation is a nonstarter. |
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| The rotation moment must therefore be resisted by the musculoskeletal stiffness and brace in proportion to their relative stiffness. |
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| If the woollybutts are also pruned early and the foster species thinned at mid rotation, interesting fat logs could be grown in medium rotations. |
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| Georgia, which placed third last year, had a few wobbles on balance beam in the final rotation but held on to second place. |
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| Here he shows excellent rotation, straight arm recovery with high shoulder position and a still head. |
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| The cotton-flax crop rotation provides producers an alternative crop for traditionally dormant fields. |
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| A steam locomotive, for example, is a machine that converts the reciprocating motion of a piston into the rotation of its driving wheels. |
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| In a process very similar to extracting a cork from a wine bottle, the auger bit is twisted in and extracted without rotation. |
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| This combat goes on for a few curious minutes before an air horn signals a change in the drill rotation. |
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| They use a rotation schedule in rooms, separating new bags from older ones, so that pests don't spread. |
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| The torque or rotation in these strokes occurs in the lower torso, hips and legs. |
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| The same is true with his collection of kakemono, which are hung, along with other pictures, in some sort of rotation. |
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| But each rotation around the cosmic wheel is changed by expanding and escalating technology. |
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| The rotation slowly cooks the meat in its own juices and allows easy access for continuous basting. |
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| We were, quite literally, reaping the rewards of ignoring the judicious practice of crop rotation. |
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| The poles' rotation unevenness and movement judder are caused by several processes. |
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| Plan your takeoff, so you'll lift off before the rotation point of the other aircraft. |
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| Most of the joint task force positions will earn joint-duty credit depending on actual length of rotation, officials said. |
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| Speed, rotation, and lightness figure just as much as strength, resilience, and weightiness. |
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| In the stability-ball rotation, you'll rotate your torso through a controlled range of motion while balanced on a ball. |
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| The strong winds along the jet stream generally blow from west to east due to the rotation of the earth. |
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| The rotation of question masters works very well as it guarantees a good variety of topics and keeps boredom at bay. |
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| In addition, at the same rotation speed, they are not any slower than SCSI models in term of data transfer performance or access time. |
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| To square it at impact, their extreme forearm rotation must be timed perfectly on the downswing. |
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| Typically, the patient presents with the arm held close to the body in abduction and internal rotation. |
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| Arytenoid adduction and rotation is another technique that seeks to medialize the vocal process of the paralyzed arytenoid cartilage. |
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| In my senior year, I was completing a clinical rotation in the OR with this nurse as my preceptor. |
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| Gala's plight has not been helped by a seemingly endless rotation of coaches. |
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| A five-way competition for the fifth spot in the rotation has no real front-runner. |
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| The rotation should come from your middle and your middle only, so anchor your hips and don't let them move as you twist. |
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| Follow-up examination at 1 week after injury revealed gross weakness in external rotation and abduction. |
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| Classroom training is then combined with hands-on experience that includes a general rotation in every department of the company. |
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| Finally, the super tree would shorten the time required to grow to a merchantable size, thus reducing the time to the next rotation. |
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| A varimax rotation produced the simplest possible structure among the component loadings. |
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| The Thomases' crop rotation includes soybeans, blue corn, popcorn, wheat and barley. |
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| The sea star is perfectly symmetrical, the jelly fish, symmetrical with respect to rotation. |
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| Here the boarders spin and jump, aiming to impress five judges who are marking on height, standard manoeuvres, rotation and overall impression. |
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| Diagnosis is made using the varus stress test or by noting increased external knee rotation with flexion. |
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| The depletion process is accelerated, however, when cotton is grown in rotation with high K-requiring crops such as alfalfa and corn silage. |
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| During winding a bar holds the slubbing down so that the spindle rotation causes the twisted yarn to be wound onto the cop. |
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| The main rotation crops are potatoes, legumes, brassicas and root vegetables. |
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| If ATP hydrolysis occurred at unphysiologically low ATP concentration, a three-stepped rotation was detected. |
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| Also, yields of corn increased 38 percent and wheat yields increased 81 percent when these crops were grown in rotation with cotton. |
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| The rotation of the flagellum propels the cell body in the same way that a screw propels a ship. |
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| Most organic farmers try to supply their nitrogen needs with legumes in the crop rotation or with manures and composts. |
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| Splinting the wrist at a neutral angle helps to decrease repetitive flexion and rotation, thereby relieving tenosynovitis. |
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| The testing team achieved rotation tracking on the first attempt, and no modifications to the breadboard were required for testing. |
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| Most of the spots that did appear were located near the solar equator and scarcely lasted for more than one rotation of the Sun. |
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| It is a planet with an unusual rotation rate, such that the solar day on Mercury lasts two Earth years. |
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| Netta netball is designed to give everybody a turn, and rotation of positions ensures that everybody learns how to play each position. |
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| The cylinder is now solidly locked against any further rotation and can only move forward. |
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| By placing a substance between two Nicol prisms and rotating one, the angle of optical rotation could be easily measured. |
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| Another reason for rotation is to get rid of fungi which easily strike crops such as tomatoes, broccoli and cabbage. |
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| A principal components analysis with varimax rotation was conducted with all 25 items. |
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| Scaling, sense of rotation and preset values can be set via the bus, together with code and cycle times. |
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| Forage soybeans also can be used as a one-year forage crop in rotation with corn. |
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| The further away from the center of rotation that the torque is applied the more velocity it causes. |
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| The rotation is full of no-names, but they're young, they'll eat innings, and they'll keep the offense in games. |
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| Historically, when forages were part of the rotation, crop rotations positively affected nutrient release and improved tilth. |
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| The Devil Rays are looking more and more bullish everyday, as a Gonzalez, Zambrano, Gaudin, Switzer, Brazelton rotation is looking mighty fine. |
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| Some rotation of the wrist may be required in order to impart a slight carrying spin to get it into the basket. |
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| Red rice density is modeled as a function of seed bank, emergence rate, and the kill rates associated with the crops in rotation. |
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| Flax has been found to be a good candidate for growing in rotation with cotton in the Southeast, particularly along coastal areas. |
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| After being in pasture, the land goes through a 4-year crop rotation including one year in beans. |
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| It is possible that the rotation of the dykes is associated with strike-slip splays curving from the tip of the active transform. |
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| There are eight airings during a two-week burst before the films move into a rotation in which they are screened about 15 times a year. |
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| But this club, which has a strong lineup, improved rotation and deeper bullpen, is full of sometimes volatile personalities. |
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| The Earth rotates non-uniformly, its poles move, and the rotation axis fluctuates in space. |
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| The small sprocket wheel in turn is coupled to the ratchet wheel, which allows only the uni-directional rotation of the ratchet sleeve shaft. |
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| The rotation of the protons emits synchrotron radiation which calculably consumes the rotational energy very slowly and very evenly. |
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| Failing one engine, he brought the aircraft to a stall to stop the rotation of the failed engine's prop. |
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| The use of summer fallow, crop rotation, and improved tillage were even less common than in Ontario. |
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| Start with a smooth solid of revolution whose cross sections by horizontal planes perpendicular to the rotation axis are circular rings. |
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| To prove our theorem on the sphere, move the figure by a rotation so that P is at the south pole, then project onto the plane. |
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| The main difference is that in the present case there is no free rotation around the linker, and so torsion is transmitted. |
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| For example, artillery crewmen could be asked to do a rotation at a POW camp or a refugee camp. |
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| Disease-resistant varieties, crop rotation, and tillage are especially important in management of wheat diseases. |
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| However, as an intern on rotation to obstetrics and gynaecology, I feel that I must have attended a billion deliveries this month. |
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| A four-course rotation was adopted based on turnips, clover, barley, and wheat. |
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| His music is played on torturously high rotation on commercial radio, and enough is enough already. |
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| In the end, the open-field system of crop rotation was an obstacle to increased agricultural productivity. |
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| If rotation isn't working, you might need to try an insecticide containing carbaryl or permethrin. |
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| A major unanswered question is how the stepwise rotation is coupled to distinct chemical reactions in the three sites. |
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| It helps me to elevate the shoulder that's out of the water when I'm swimming regular backstroke, and it emphasizes hip rotation. |
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| His initial efforts were devoted to improving the condition of his fields and implementing a system of crop rotation which would build them up. |
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| His tragic and isolated later years there were occupied in controversy over the rotation of the headship of his college. |
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| This, along with a diverse crop and cover crop rotation, seems to discourage the buildup of their populations. |
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| Northern European farmers also began to experiment with the three-field system of crop rotation. |
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| The effect of conformation on the optical rotation was confirmed by a study of the temperature dependence of the rotation. |
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| Selected specimens were examined under the SEM, then embedded in resin and cut into 3 m thin sections using a rotation microtome. |
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| The center of rotation for the displacement is located above the structure and in the waterside. |
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| In addition, reducing or eliminating the force produced by the inside wing alters the center of rotation of the roll. |
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| The effect of the torque depends on where, between the center of rotation and the outermost point, the initial force is applied. |
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| He will also carry out tests in the Dungarvan test centre while on rotation from Waterford. |
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| Positively sealed by O-rings, the banjo design allows 360 degrees rotation of the regular for ideal positioning. |
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| Lateral expansion occurs through rotation of the curved ceratobranchials I and 2 about their articulations with the hyoid body. |
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| The Pacific Squadron was maintained with ships sent out on rotation from the Baltic. |
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| However, the range of motion for cervical rotation and lateral flexion increased more in the training groups than in the control group. |
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| The chaine turn is also a progressive turn that effects a full rotation for every two steps taken. |
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| All in all, this is a return to form for DiFranco, and these tracks should spend a lot of time in rotation on CD changers and mp3 players. |
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| He uses cow manure, green manure and crop rotation to ensure nutrient-rich soil for his rapeseed crop. |
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| The range of internal and external rotation of the hips should be measured with the child prone and knees flexed to 90 degrees. |
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| In many cases, fertility can be restored using crop rotation and fallow practices. |
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| He thought the key to the event had been the arrival of Venus by axial rotation to the opposition of Saturn. |
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| This paleopole is very close to the current rotation pole, and very different from previously calculated paleopoles. |
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| I am a medical student currently doing a rotation in toxicology at the poison control centre. |
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| This is coupled through solid-fluid interaction rules to the Newtonian rotation and translation of solid particles suspended in the fluid. |
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| It's made of butted chromed steel, features a ball-bearing headset for 360-degree rotation and a quick-release skewer for roll changes. |
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| I was lying on a bed in South Vietnam, watching the endless rotation of the fan above me, and sweating profusely, fevered and unable to sleep. |
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| Here, the repetition and rotation of a basic truss creates the paraboloid form of the roof. |
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| The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction. |
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| The President of the European Council will now serve for two-and-a-half years, replacing the current six-monthly rotation. |
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| Mercury was discovered by radar not to be in synchronous rotation about the Sun. |
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| The Earth's rotation regimes coincide with tide fluctuations and synoptical processes in the atmosphere. |
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| He stresses planting only healthy cloves and maintaining a three-year rotation with the whole Allium family. |
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| Both have led to a more closed club face than normal at the top of his back swing and extra body rotation in the forward swing. |
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| He then proceeded to list around ten things, starting from altering his grip and going all the way through to club face rotation through impact. |
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| This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length. |
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| In order to determine the dimensionality of the scales, factor analysis with varimax rotation was undertaken. |
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| Remus, in close orbit to Romulus, is locked in an odd rotation around its sun, causing half the planet to be in perpetual darkness. |
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| The velocity already imparted by Earth's rotation is that much less needed by the rocket's own fuel to attain the necessary orbital speed. |
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| Together with the dust that collects in the fan the worn out bearing suddenly stops the rotation of the fan. |
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| Zero carbs, low carbs, carb depletion and carb rotation are all diet strategies that have come into vogue as ways to help rid midsections of fat. |
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| Airplane and ship movements must be synchronized with major training events, force modernization efforts and pre-planned force rotation dates. |
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| The middle trapezius muscle fibers, although strong, lie very close to the axis of rotation of the scapula. |
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| This shorter rotation period is typical of planetoids in our solar system, requiring no external influences to explain. |
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| This interpolates between rotation values, and is suitable for routing into a Transform node's set rotation field. |
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| Thirty degree medial rotation may be seen by rolling the arm inward and turning the palm toward the body. |
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| In the humid Midwestern United States, wheat should never follow wheat or spelt in the rotation sequence. |
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| Again a concave action is required, but it is coupled with an axial rotation of the spine. |
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| This is also consistent with our result that the peptide no longer has axial rotation about the bilayer normal. |
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| They began a steady rotation with the other carrier-based planes from the surviving flattops. |
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| The Earth's rotation is slowing down by a few milliseconds a year, due to the moon's gravity. |
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| The slower rotation speed reduces the chance of the turbine flying out of it's housing. |
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| Four bishops of the Church of Ireland, serving in rotation, also entered the Lords. |
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| All asymmetric objects are dissymmetric, and an object with no improper rotation axis must also be dissymmetric. |
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| Finally, fluid currents in the Earth's inner core can change the rotation of the planet. |
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| By watching the motion of the flocculi he could monitor the solar rotation at different latitudes almost continuously. |
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| We modeled the modified complex by replacing the guanine in the native structure with coumarin and allowing rotation about the glycosidic bond. |
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| They are then sent to the sea, where the earth's rotation causes the wind to swirl into a low-pressure area in a counterclockwise direction. |
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| The increased number of detectors and tube rotation times combine to give faster coverage of a given volume of tissue. |
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| Unlike four-stroke engines, there's a power stroke with every rotation of the crankcase. |
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| Tobacco stocks have suffered from sector rotation into cyclicals, and have underperformed the market in relative terms. |
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| This course was developed to cover a potpourri of topics prior to the selection of advanced practice rotation sites. |
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| The proximal radioulnar joint facilitates rotation during supination and pronation. |
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| The laboratory demonstration is related to puzzling glitches observed by astronomers in the otherwise smooth, rapid rotation of pulsars. |
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| He also discovered the retrograde rotation of the system of globular clusters around the galaxy. |
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| The common motions are rotation and translation across the discontinuities. |
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| Finish the pull with a quick rotation to clear the shoulder and arm for the first recovery. |
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| A maneuvering body undergoes translation or rotation as opposed to a stable body in which the sum of all forces and all turning moments are zero. |
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| By looking at crop growth and development, he can see how efficiently water is used in the rotation system. |
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| Users can operate the stage without rotation and disable the touch alarm if required. |
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| The cards are dealt in rotation to the right, beginning with the eldest hand. |
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| I changed hospitals as part of my rotation and worked with an unusually empathetic consultant. |
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| In near-continuous rotation by the five young actors, this gyre of history throws off stories running from Abraham to Christ. |
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| The unit controls balloon axial movement and rotation with respect to the laser beam. |
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| The observers viewed the display binocularly under conditions of either clockwise or counterclockwise rotation of the annulus. |
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| Right ascension makes it easy to use the apparent diurnal rotation of the celestial sphere as a means to telling time. |
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| In poetic form, Aryabhata stated that the earth's diurnal rotation on its axis produced the daily rising and setting of planets and stars. |
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| He believed that the apparent rotation of the heavens was due to the axial rotation of the Earth. |
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| His Blair-type zeal took rotation, rotation, rotation to the most exasperating degree. |
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| The Red Exerciser XL allows you to use the power or core rotation and resistance to slim, sculpt and strengthen your mid section. |
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| He expects to be ready to compete for a spot in the rotation at the beginning of the exhibition season. |
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| The mechanism of injury is excessive dorsiflexion and eversion of the ankle joint with internal rotation of the tibia. |
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| Due to the definition of rotation angles, A, B, and C are the intersections of trisectors. |
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| The patient was distressed on flexion, extension, and internal rotation of the right hip. |
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| Range of motion, including flexion, extension, lateral rotation and lateral bending, should be assessed. |
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| This is likely to greatly reduce flapping and may completely prevent axial rotation of the Fab fragments. |
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| The magnetic poles are different from geographic poles, the surface points marking the axis of Earth's rotation. |
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| The knee examination is normal, but hip pain is elicited with passive internal rotation or extension of the affected hip. |
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| A critical challenge to the success of the insertions and extractions was the constant rotation of the supporting units. |
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| Of course, no silent operation is possible at this fan rotation speed, even though it is built with magnetic bearings. |
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| They formed one of the best 1-2 tandems in history last season, and the rotation looks more solid behind them this season. |
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| Smith is also making use of his honeymoon to introduce a controversial rotation system designed to blood a new generation of players. |
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| The number of rare or odd things that occur in the abdomen due to the pecularities of rotation and zygosis is considerable. |
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| After Tito's death, the presidency was shared between the states in rotation. |
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| Any one set may be in play for more than one turn in rotation between the players. |
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| Winger's indecision faded as the klaxon went off, signaling shift rotation, and he bolted into action. |
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| She would get 1 and half weeks off of training and then be in regular rotation. |
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| If there are more than two players, they take turns in clockwise rotation, beginning with the player to dealer's left. |
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| Regular rotation of committee members assures a continuous source of new ideas and perspectives. |
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| Gurkha battalions have been stationed there in rotation for the past twenty-five years. |
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| They must now live with the fact that from 2014 the Commission will be cut from 25 to 18, with each country taking a turn in rotation. |
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| The two pieces are now joined together and are held in turn by each museum on a three year rotation. |
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| There are occasions where there are two Bards sharing the telling in rotation, enabling an even more embellished tale to be told. |
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| Therefore rotation of tasks was feasible, and would prevent a status hierarchy developing on the basis of specialised roles. |
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| He discovered the rotation of the earth on its axis and found in this the causes of day and night. |
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| Loop as movement presupposes joint rotation between here and there, up and down, edge and center. |
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| In fact, the panels are modular and there is only one layout of folds, with variation introduced by random rotation. |
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| With the motion and rotation of Earth, the coordinates dance all around in a strange mess that is extremely difficult to untangle. |
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| The volumetric elements are built up of large triangular planes that twist, giving the whole work a jagged sense of rotation. |
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| The base is equipped with three omni-wheels with independent control of rotation that allow movement in any direction. |
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| This joint allows rotation to accommodate movement due to thermal expansion of the arches. |
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| To determine the extent of their external rotation, dancers should stand in first position with straight knees and no rolling over. |
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| It is built around the idea of rotation, an elemental movement shared by wheels, the Earth, steering wheels and wind turbines. |
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| Its chambers and tunnel will allow visitors to perceive the earth's rotation and its changing alignments with the stars. |
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| The tire being still in rotation, I applied more weight to the front now, and down we came towards the ground, utterly clearing the wall. |
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| The ship slowly began its rotation to meet the triangle as the man turned and retreated back down the ramp. |
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| Manipulating it is simple enough thanks to an orb capable of 2D movement, zooming and rotation on both axes. |
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| In Canada, a seed's genetic worth is forecast at full rotation from ten-year field data. |
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| Crop rotation is still the best approach to reduce densities of western corn rootworms in Nebraska. |
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| Where first year corn rootworm is not a problem, annual rotation of corn with an alternative crop will eliminate rootworm problems. |
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| This deformity presents as adduction of the little toe with some external rotation of the digit. |
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| Clover supplies nitrogen for crop growth and precedes arable crops in the rotation. |
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| Before imposing democratic regimes, therefore, we should ensure that civil liberty is properly entrenched in a rule of law, a rotation of offices, and the freedom to dissent. |
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| The most important joint-loading conditions that increased the force on the PCL graft were a varus moment and a coupled posterior drawer force and external rotation torque. |
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| He tried to prove that the rotation of the Earth puts pressure on the same rail of a straight track of a railway irrespective of the direction of travel. |
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| The minor axis is perpendicular to the plane of rotation of the galaxy. |
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| It measures the rotation of the moldboard as the operator rotates it to manage both his materials and the true slope of the cutting edge of the moldboard. |
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| I understand the concepts of the sidereal day, and am happy with my intuitive notions of the Earth's rotation and movement relative to the sun and the solar system. |
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| This fits in well with a rotation of brassicas and potatoes. |
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| In moderate deflexion, the occiput and sinciput meet the pelvic floor simultaneously, no internal rotation and the head persists in the oblique diameter. |
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| Without hinges, arch ribs extend continuously from skewback to skewback and are fixed at skewbacks so no rotation can occur and thus the bridge is called a fixed arch. |
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| Of course, that relates to the other rotation of the spin herethat she was difficult and demanding. |
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| The three gyroscopes normally control the telescope's three rotation axes, and with only two in operation one of these directions will go unmonitored. |
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| Next comes the minimum unstick speed, Vmu, which defines the point at which the aircraft could take off if the maximum possible rotation angle were reached. |
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| Next she returns to an upright position and repeats the rotation with her arms extended overhead, rotating toward her left side and then her right. |
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| Extraction of the tree stump is achieved with this known uprooter by manual rotation of the screw threaded spindle which requires great expenditure of force. |
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| The first job was ploughing the browntop down and producing great quantities of short rotation one-year grass which produced green feed from the rotting turf. |
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| Members of the battalion spent their two-week rotation bulldozing, clearing, flattening and widening the six-mile trail, which is owned by the Stark County Park District. |
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| Including a spring seeded crop such as corn, sorghum, soybean, oat, proso millet or sunflower in the rotation breaks the life cycle of blue mustard. |
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| During my specialist registrar rotation in obstetrics and gynaecology last year, I was posted to a busy district general hospital in Northern Ireland. |
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| Diversifying the rotation and growing fall-seeded and green manure crops are techniques commonly used to break pest cycles and improve soils in stockless organic systems. |
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| The centres of rotation of these semicircular flows travel down the body. |
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| A centrifuge may include a fluid separation wall aligned substantially parallel to an axis of rotation and include an inner surface, a void area, and an outer surface. |
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| From palaeomagnetism we can determine palaeolatitude and the rotation of a terrane through time, but the palaeomagnetic data give no insight into palaeolongitude. |
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| Getting up I went to my sideways closet and pulled out a light civilian chlamys, cursing the lack of rotation in the habitation section all the way. |
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| A screw conveyor is coaxially mounted for rotation within the bowl. |
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| This rotation can cause amplitude and phase modulation of the GPS signal, reducing navigation performance and effectiveness of traditional anti-jam systems. |
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| But the magneto-resistant head was a totally different concept from the inductive head, which required you to do half the disk rotation in order to read it. |
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| It is feasible to design a pair of boots that restrict rotation of the foot to the inside or outside, but still allow total mobility in pointing the toe. |
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| The pedals have a built-in generator producing enough electricity from the rotation of the pedals to light the flashers mounted front and back on them. |
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| Viewed from a point over the South Pole, the rotation is clockwise. |
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| The report also showed that 80 per cent of nurses working flexitime were satisfied with their hours, while those on the rotation system were the most unhappy. |
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| The images sent back to Earth partially overlap, due to the probe's rotation during the descent and due to the overlap between the fields of view of the different cameras. |
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| It's thought that the overall rotation of these galaxies combines and smooths out the small-scale magnetic fields created by whirls and eddies of gas. |
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| Another object of the present invention is to provide an image forming apparatus preventing the rotation timings of photoconductor drums from disaccording with one another. |
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| When the axis of a gyroscope is rotated the gyro attempts to make the plane of the rotation of the axis become the new plane of rotation for the gyro. |
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| The observed tide is a result of the rotation of the Earth within the envelope of the two deformations, which remain fixed in orientation relative to the Moon and Sun. |
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| The amount farmed to cotton varies with water availability, but never more than half the area, and it's done in a rotation with durum wheat and malting barley. |
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| Finally, the provocative test for snapping the iliopsoas tendon is to bring the hip back and forth between flexion and external rotation and extension and internal rotation. |
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| Standing thoracic and lumbar extension and seated thoracic rotation may be useful therapeutic exercises for patients in the acute and subacute stages of healing. |
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| Accordingly, the role of vertebral rotation in synapsid locomotion might be better investigated in terms of its effect on limb extension and recovery. |
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| Means are provided for preventing rotation of the eyeglass lenses when the microscope's binocular tubes are adjusted for the user's interpupillary distance. |
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| Still, we observe some power fluctuation, beam jitter, and, in some cases, power dropouts, all of which are periodic at the disk rotation frequency. |
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| Congenital strabismus with upward and/or upward and inward eye rotation is often noted in Appaloosa foals with equine congenital stationary night blindness. |
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| Others who will join the rotation include Alan Alda, Candice Bergen, Stacy Keach, and Carol Burnett. |
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| These include job rotation, teamwork, a single status for blue and white-collar workers, and employee involvement through means such as quality circles and team briefings. |
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| The two gates are the one-qubit rotation gate which controls the state of one qubit, and the controlled-NOT gate which works as a conditional gate for two qubits. |
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| The maximum deviation of the cantilever from horizontal was 0.06 radians, and so no mathematical or mechanical correction for rotation of the cantilever was implemented. |
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| Advanced jumpers use thin, aerodynamic ropes for fast rotation. |
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| The constant rotation of junior personnel through the ranks makes this unlikely, as does the oath of office sworn to by every soldier and officer. |
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| Lack of aerodynamic friction permits rapid rotation of thin sheets. |
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| So, for a city with no urban radio station, no artists signed to major labels, and no videos in heavy rotation, we seem to have a lot going for us. |
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| Educating a farmer on the agronomic value of crop rotation and helping them find additional markets for more crops will usually ensure that they rotate wisely. |
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| Clarke chose an orbital altitude of 35,786 kilometers because at that distance the angular velocity of Earth's rotation would match that of the satellite. |
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| Wells is a big-game pitcher who gives the rotation a needed lefty. |
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| The use of legumes as rotation crops is once again gaining favor. |
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| The third day concerned the earth's annual motion around the sun, and of course certain phenomena involving both the daily rotation and the annual revolution. |
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| When excessive, high arches or flat feet can cause compensatory rotation in the tibia and other mechanical stressors in the legs, leading to pain and predisposing to injury. |
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| In this paper he interpreted i as a rotation of the plane through 90 so giving rise to the Argand plane or Argand diagram as a geometrical representation of complex numbers. |
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| If SCN is detected in one of your fields, start rotating soybeans with a non-host crop such as corn, sorghum or small grains if it isn't already in a rotation. |
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| He'd been in the garden many times, but only to practice setting the solar panels for optimum output at peak hours during the rotation of planet, sun and station. |
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| The earth moves around the sun in an orbit that is nearly a circle, and the axis of rotation of the earth maintains an effectively fixed direction. |
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| Their substantial independence threatened republican tradition with its corporate government and brief periods of high office for individuals in rotation. |
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| The stands were always filled whenever it was your turn on the rotation. |
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| For successful implementation over time, the core team necessarily must expand, yet excessive rotation of new members early on may diminish success. |
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| It appears that factors of fall moisture, winter exposure, leaf diseases, and early summer heat are larger than crop rotation and or tillage method. |
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| The region also plays host to a large number of birches to add variety, a component that forest management plans aim to maintain past the current rotation. |
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| Also, as for rotation, there can be more than one roto-reflection axis. |
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| In 1926 Brown published a paper in which he ascribed these fluctuations to irregular changes in the Earth's period of rotation which has subsequently proved correct. |
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| Uterine sacculation consists of a transitory pouch or sac-like structure developing from an abnormal forward or backward rotation of the uterine fundus. |
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| Clark Kent can bench press six sextillion tons, reverse the rotation of the earth, and fly to the office in six seconds. |
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| The basic pulsar model involves a magnetic dipole field tilted with respect to the rotation axis, beaming radio waves along the dipole axis as the star spins. |
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| Because the movement of the giant vessel was so slow, the only way to mark the rotation was by watching the slime line rise. |
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| In the area sampled, there is considerable variation in the orientation of the schistosity and consequently the amount of rotation will vary from site to site. |
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| Patients with the piriformis syndrome will have pain with passive internal rotation and palpation of the sciatic notch, as well as with active external rotation. |
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| More recently, astrophysicists explained the intraday variability in luminosity as a scintillation in the interstellar medium rather than rapid quasar rotation. |
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| The walking beam, coupler and crank transform the linear movement of the piston into rotation of the output pulley. |
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| Seven axis of rotation ensures you always get the most flexibility out of your device. |
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| A spinning body, such as a planet, is most stable when its mass is farthest from its spin axis, or axis of rotation. |
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| The centrifugal force, due to rotation, pushed metal into the runners and mold cavities, and a vertical vortex formed along the axis of rotation. |
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| Shoeing can in fact play an indispensable part in the treatment of laminitis, especially when rotation of the pedal bone has occurred. |
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