rotational movement

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rotational movement [rō′tā·shən·əl ′müv·mənt]

(geology)

Apparent fault-block displacement in which the blocks have rotated relative to one another, so that alignment of formerly parallel features is disturbed.

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No references found			A torn ligament in the left knee was imminent, caused by the huge rotational movement of his body while swinging the club. BOUNCING BACK by Mail Today (New Delhi, India) The emphasis during this time period is on strengthening the muscle and increasing the active scope of rotational movement. Total Shoulder Replacement Surgery by padam / Health, general community Anatomy and functions Located centrally, the basic work of the pectoral muscle is to unite both arms to the chest and to provide rotational movement to the arms when needed. Know Your Chest Muscles An Overview by Benedict Smythe / Food/cooking/nutrition community			Rotation of the Earth Rotation of the Plane of Polarization of Light rotation Reynolds number rotation spectrum rotation therapy rotation twin rotation-inversion axis rotation-reflection axis rotation-vibration spectrum rotational bomb rotational casting rotational constant rotational delay rotational energy rotational fault rotational field rotational flow rotational impedance rotational inertia rotational landslide rotational latency rotational level rotational molding rotational motion Rotational Motion of Rigid Bodies rotational movement rotational position sensing rotational quantum number rotational reactance rotational resistance rotational spectrum rotational stability rotational strain rotational sum rule rotational transform rotational transformation rotational transition rotational traverse rotational viscometer rotational wave rotations per minute Rotator Rotatoria rotatory rotatory dispersion rotatory power Rotavator Rotaxane Rotberg, Eugene Harvey Rotblat, Sir Joseph rote			Rotational delay Rotational delay Rotational Direction Transmission Rotational Directional Transmission Rotational Echo Double Resonance Rotational energy rotational fault rotational field rotational flow Rotational Forces Allocation Process Rotational grazing Rotational grazing Rotational Hand Controller rotational impedance Rotational inertia Rotational inertia Rotational kinetic energy Rotational kinetic energy rotational landslide rotational latency rotational latency rotational level Rotational Meshing Plates Rotational molding Rotational Molding Center of Excellence Rotational momentum Rotational momentum Rotational motion Rotational Motion of Rigid Bodies Rotational moulding rotational movement rotational nystagmus rotational nystagmus Rotational Position Sensing Rotational Position Sensing rotational post rotational quantum number rotational reactance rotational resistance Rotational Retention Rotational Slingshot Catapult Rotational spectroscopy Rotational spectroscopy Rotational spectrum rotational stability rotational strain rotational sum rule rotational thrust Rotational Total Skin Electron Irradiation rotational transform rotational transformation Rotational transition Rotational Translational Actuator rotational traverse Rotational Unit Bivouac Area Rotational Vertebral Artery Syndrome Rotational Vibration Feed Forward rotational viscometer

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