rotation

Preposition: about

• -axis: One can be mapped to the other by a 45° rotation about the z -axis.
• axis: The general case of 3D motion of rigid bodies reduces to translation + rotation about a fixed axis.

Preposition: around

• axis: Typically a run will be a continuous rotation around a single axis.

Adjective modifier

• clockwise: For a clockwise rotation of x degrees, the nomenclature is C n where n is 360 / x.
• arable: The main enterprises on the farm are an Autumn calving dairy herd consisting of 140 cows and a cereal based arable rotation.
• tibial: For example, external tibial rotation that occurs in response to a posterior force is called a coupled external rotation.
• anticlockwise: The anticlockwise rotation of the galaxy may stretch out the plumes to contribute to the rough rotational symmetry of the DRAGN.
• axial: He thought the key to the event had been the arrival of Venus by axial rotation to the opposition of Saturn.
• strict: Hobson was renowned for the fact he would only let out his horses in strict rotation - there was no choice at all.

Modifies a noun

• coppice: The currently favored crop under northern European conditions is willow grown as short rotation coppice.
• axis: The self rotation function indicates a six fold rotation axis parallel with the x-axis.
• matrix: The rotation matrices for the real harmonics are obtained from those of the complex ones.
• angle: It is possible to check what the maximum rotation angle is to avoid getting too many overlaps.
• invariant: Existing ' rotation invariant ' texture classification schemes can fail when the 3D textures are rotated.
• symmetry: Rotation The rotation symmetry operation rotates an object about an axis.

Noun used with modifier

• crop: In addition, I use a crop rotation system.
• axis: All points in a rigid body move in a circular motion about a fixed axis Rotation about a fixed point.
• screen: A neat touch is the addition of screen rotation, so you can view pictures or run video in the wider portrait mode.

Possessives

• earth: Without the Earth's rotation having ceased, the pendulum has been noted to stop.

Preposition: of

• earth: With every step, the radius of the circular component of your path produced by the rotation of the earth gets larger.