Converse of object

• have: If you have a torn rotator cuff tendon it may need surgery, tho not always.

• damage: If arthritis has damaged the rotator cuff you will probably not get full movement back.

• set: Set the Gemini instrument rotator to the preferred orientation ( portrait or landscape ) for Michelle's rectangular science field.

• use: Can I use a dish rotator with a Digibox?

Adjective modifier

• external: The external rotators are strengthened by holding the elbow in the waist whilst twisting the hand out to the side.

• internal: Specifically, the front shoulder muscles and internal rotators are too strong in comparison to the rear shoulder and external rotator muscles.

• partial: Partial rotator cuff tears can also been depicted, although the accuracy is lower than for complete tears.

• complete: Complete rotator cuff tears are well seen with ultrasound.

• arthroscopic: If a rotator cuff tear is confirmed an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is often required.

Modifies a noun

• cuff: The tendons of the rotator cuff are prone to this.

• handler: Verizon again claims rotator combination handler the title of the wireless leader in customer loyalty.

• muscle: This is almost always due to months or years of muscle imbalances in the hip rotator muscles.

• combination: Verizon again claims rotator combination handler the title of the wireless leader in customer loyalty.

• container: That sounds like some pretty rotator container handler serious backtracking.

• assembly: In addition, the whole rotator assembly and gimbal structure were constructed specially to provide rigid coupling between the motion generator and the animal.

Noun used with modifier

• instrument: The instrument rotator is used to rotate the instrument to match the change in the positions of stars.

• image: Flash Image Rotator by Lisa To edit the Flash image rotator, you will need to use Macromedia Flash MX.

• shoulder: This throwing movement involves the external shoulder rotators ( the posterior shoulder muscles ) and the arm extensors ( the triceps ).

• hip: This is almost always due to months or years of muscle imbalances in the hip rotator muscles.

• cassegrain: It is NOT possible for the telescope to have the cassegrain rotator fixed and for you to simultaneously specify the field orientation.