Definition of rotational in English:

rotational

adjective rə(ʊ)ˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Using or relating to a circular movement about an axis or centre.
the increased rotational speed of today's disc drives
Example sentencesExamples
- He uses the linear throwing technique rather than the rotational method, performed consistently throughout the final.
- Exercises using medicine balls allow you to do many rotational movements that are often difficult when using traditional strength-training equipment.
- When the regulator detects low air pressure, air is transferred from the sealed-off axles to the low tyre through a small rotational part on the axle.
- The rotational action of the obliques is very important in turning the shoulders, which is vital in gymnastics, diving, wrestling, and the martial arts.
- The tyres' bigger gyroscope boosts rotational inertia on moderate uphills, flats, and downhills.
- The high rotational axis and forward-mounted hinge provide excellent stability, especially when cornering.
- Designing the hitch extension for rotational forces reduced the travel mechanism's price tag by a couple of million dollars.
- The greater the torque, the more rotational power the blade has.
- Using moves that involve twisting the waist can build the kind of rotational strength your abdominals need to shape up and stay more functional.
- Look for rotational control of the mouse.
1. 1.1Mathematics Relating to the conceptual operation of turning a system about an axis.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He considered the Euler angles and studied rotational problems which were motivated by the problem of the precession of the equinoxes.
  In this case, V is vertical symmetry, E is equilibrium, R is rotational symmetry, and HV is the relation of the polygon to a horizontal-vertical network.
  The symmetry group of the Kepler problem is the three-dimensional rotational group SO.
  In 1765, Euler decomposed the motion of a solid into a rectilinear motion and a rotational motion.
  A specific difference is made in classical mechanics between parallel motion and rotational motion.
2Relating to or denoting a system in which privilege or responsibility is passed to each member of a group in a regularly recurring order.
reward all selected students on a rotational basis
Example sentencesExamples
- If adequate relief is not provided by these restrictions, then rotational daytime power cuts would be imposed on residential areas.
- The restoration project has seen vast areas of the park put back into a rotational system of management.
- It will be constitutionally comfortable for the next administration to deliberate on the issue of a regional rotational process.
- The break-up of the confederacy followed a row between the two countries over the question of rotational leadership of the confederation.
- It is commonplace to see new MBAs hired into rotational management programmes designed to groom future leaders.
- She and nine other women join together and borrow 20,000 rupees, which they split amongst themselves using a rotational method.
- The company moved its Bailey's Irish Cream flavour from year-round availability to rotational status.
- Develop your career and participate in two or three rotational positions over three years.
- We are in favour of a rotational presidency and for an opportunity for each country to participate actively in EU foreign policy.
- The UK shares rotational command of this division with Canada and the Netherlands.
1. 2.1 Relating to or denoting a system of grazing in which animals are grazed successively on different areas of land.
  rotational grazing improves production
  Example sentencesExamples
  Riparian fencing allows dormant-season rotational livestock grazing.
  Short-duration rotational grazing with heavy grazing pressure results in the best use and greatest animal gains per acre.
  I visit a research farm where new legumes and rotational grazing are being introduced and gains are recorded by electronic ID tags in intact bulls.
  Perennial ryegrass tolerates continuous grazing if a two-inch stubble is maintained, but rotational grazing improves production.
  Tour a certified organic farm that integrates a rotational strip cropping system and examine a sustainable and highly efficient rotational grazing system.
  Making two seedings about three weeks apart staggers the maturities and makes rotational grazing or harvest timing easier to manage.
  The two grazing methods evaluated were continuous and rotational stocking.
  He evaluated rotational stocking, in which large numbers of cattle were moved through a series of small paddocks at short intervals to prevent overgrazing.
  Lax rotational grazing systems are those having less than seven paddocks with a grazing period of one to two weeks.
  They are testing a system called management-intensive, or rotational, dairy grazing.

Derivatives

rotationally

adverb rə(ʊ)ˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)liroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)li

The rotationally felled conifer plantation provides habitat for internationally important populations of nightjar, woodlark, and Dartford warbler.
Example sentencesExamples
- Animals on rotationally grazed pastures received ad libitum access to minerals.
- The fluidic pump includes a first gear rotationally mounted to the adjacent layer, the first gear having a magnet contained therein.
- Alfalfa should be rotationally grazed with short grazing periods (four or five days).
- Each male parent was mated to three rotationally selected female parents.

Definition of rotational in US English:

rotational

adjectiverōˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Using or relating to a circular movement about an axis or center.
the increased rotational speed of today's disk drives
Example sentencesExamples
- The rotational action of the obliques is very important in turning the shoulders, which is vital in gymnastics, diving, wrestling, and the martial arts.
- The high rotational axis and forward-mounted hinge provide excellent stability, especially when cornering.
- Designing the hitch extension for rotational forces reduced the travel mechanism's price tag by a couple of million dollars.
- When the regulator detects low air pressure, air is transferred from the sealed-off axles to the low tyre through a small rotational part on the axle.
- Look for rotational control of the mouse.
- The tyres' bigger gyroscope boosts rotational inertia on moderate uphills, flats, and downhills.
- The greater the torque, the more rotational power the blade has.
- Using moves that involve twisting the waist can build the kind of rotational strength your abdominals need to shape up and stay more functional.
- Exercises using medicine balls allow you to do many rotational movements that are often difficult when using traditional strength-training equipment.
- He uses the linear throwing technique rather than the rotational method, performed consistently throughout the final.
1. 1.1Mathematics Relating to the conceptual operation of turning a system about an axis.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A specific difference is made in classical mechanics between parallel motion and rotational motion.
  In 1765, Euler decomposed the motion of a solid into a rectilinear motion and a rotational motion.
  The symmetry group of the Kepler problem is the three-dimensional rotational group SO.
  He considered the Euler angles and studied rotational problems which were motivated by the problem of the precession of the equinoxes.
  In this case, V is vertical symmetry, E is equilibrium, R is rotational symmetry, and HV is the relation of the polygon to a horizontal-vertical network.
2Relating to or denoting a system in which privilege or responsibility is passed to each member of a group in a regularly recurring order.
reward all selected students on a rotational basis
Example sentencesExamples
- If adequate relief is not provided by these restrictions, then rotational daytime power cuts would be imposed on residential areas.
- The break-up of the confederacy followed a row between the two countries over the question of rotational leadership of the confederation.
- We are in favour of a rotational presidency and for an opportunity for each country to participate actively in EU foreign policy.
- She and nine other women join together and borrow 20,000 rupees, which they split amongst themselves using a rotational method.
- The UK shares rotational command of this division with Canada and the Netherlands.
- Develop your career and participate in two or three rotational positions over three years.
- The restoration project has seen vast areas of the park put back into a rotational system of management.
- The company moved its Bailey's Irish Cream flavour from year-round availability to rotational status.
- It is commonplace to see new MBAs hired into rotational management programmes designed to groom future leaders.
- It will be constitutionally comfortable for the next administration to deliberate on the issue of a regional rotational process.
1. 2.1 Relating to or denoting a system of grazing in which animals are grazed successively on different areas of land.
  rotational grazing improves production
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lax rotational grazing systems are those having less than seven paddocks with a grazing period of one to two weeks.
  He evaluated rotational stocking, in which large numbers of cattle were moved through a series of small paddocks at short intervals to prevent overgrazing.
  Riparian fencing allows dormant-season rotational livestock grazing.
  They are testing a system called management-intensive, or rotational, dairy grazing.
  I visit a research farm where new legumes and rotational grazing are being introduced and gains are recorded by electronic ID tags in intact bulls.
  Making two seedings about three weeks apart staggers the maturities and makes rotational grazing or harvest timing easier to manage.
  Perennial ryegrass tolerates continuous grazing if a two-inch stubble is maintained, but rotational grazing improves production.
  The two grazing methods evaluated were continuous and rotational stocking.
  Short-duration rotational grazing with heavy grazing pressure results in the best use and greatest animal gains per acre.
  Tour a certified organic farm that integrates a rotational strip cropping system and examine a sustainable and highly efficient rotational grazing system.

词汇	rotational
释义	Definition of rotational in English: rotational adjective rə(ʊ)ˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Using or relating to a circular movement about an axis or centre. the increased rotational speed of today's disc drives Example sentencesExamples He uses the linear throwing technique rather than the rotational method, performed consistently throughout the final. Exercises using medicine balls allow you to do many rotational movements that are often difficult when using traditional strength-training equipment. When the regulator detects low air pressure, air is transferred from the sealed-off axles to the low tyre through a small rotational part on the axle. The rotational action of the obliques is very important in turning the shoulders, which is vital in gymnastics, diving, wrestling, and the martial arts. The tyres' bigger gyroscope boosts rotational inertia on moderate uphills, flats, and downhills. The high rotational axis and forward-mounted hinge provide excellent stability, especially when cornering. Designing the hitch extension for rotational forces reduced the travel mechanism's price tag by a couple of million dollars. The greater the torque, the more rotational power the blade has. Using moves that involve twisting the waist can build the kind of rotational strength your abdominals need to shape up and stay more functional. Look for rotational control of the mouse. 1.1Mathematics Relating to the conceptual operation of turning a system about an axis. Example sentencesExamples He considered the Euler angles and studied rotational problems which were motivated by the problem of the precession of the equinoxes. In this case, V is vertical symmetry, E is equilibrium, R is rotational symmetry, and HV is the relation of the polygon to a horizontal-vertical network. The symmetry group of the Kepler problem is the three-dimensional rotational group SO. In 1765, Euler decomposed the motion of a solid into a rectilinear motion and a rotational motion. A specific difference is made in classical mechanics between parallel motion and rotational motion. 2Relating to or denoting a system in which privilege or responsibility is passed to each member of a group in a regularly recurring order. reward all selected students on a rotational basis Example sentencesExamples If adequate relief is not provided by these restrictions, then rotational daytime power cuts would be imposed on residential areas. The restoration project has seen vast areas of the park put back into a rotational system of management. It will be constitutionally comfortable for the next administration to deliberate on the issue of a regional rotational process. The break-up of the confederacy followed a row between the two countries over the question of rotational leadership of the confederation. It is commonplace to see new MBAs hired into rotational management programmes designed to groom future leaders. She and nine other women join together and borrow 20,000 rupees, which they split amongst themselves using a rotational method. The company moved its Bailey's Irish Cream flavour from year-round availability to rotational status. Develop your career and participate in two or three rotational positions over three years. We are in favour of a rotational presidency and for an opportunity for each country to participate actively in EU foreign policy. The UK shares rotational command of this division with Canada and the Netherlands. 2.1 Relating to or denoting a system of grazing in which animals are grazed successively on different areas of land. rotational grazing improves production Example sentencesExamples Riparian fencing allows dormant-season rotational livestock grazing. Short-duration rotational grazing with heavy grazing pressure results in the best use and greatest animal gains per acre. I visit a research farm where new legumes and rotational grazing are being introduced and gains are recorded by electronic ID tags in intact bulls. Perennial ryegrass tolerates continuous grazing if a two-inch stubble is maintained, but rotational grazing improves production. Tour a certified organic farm that integrates a rotational strip cropping system and examine a sustainable and highly efficient rotational grazing system. Making two seedings about three weeks apart staggers the maturities and makes rotational grazing or harvest timing easier to manage. The two grazing methods evaluated were continuous and rotational stocking. He evaluated rotational stocking, in which large numbers of cattle were moved through a series of small paddocks at short intervals to prevent overgrazing. Lax rotational grazing systems are those having less than seven paddocks with a grazing period of one to two weeks. They are testing a system called management-intensive, or rotational, dairy grazing. Derivatives rotationally adverb rə(ʊ)ˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)liroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)li The rotationally felled conifer plantation provides habitat for internationally important populations of nightjar, woodlark, and Dartford warbler. Example sentencesExamples Animals on rotationally grazed pastures received ad libitum access to minerals. The fluidic pump includes a first gear rotationally mounted to the adjacent layer, the first gear having a magnet contained therein. Alfalfa should be rotationally grazed with short grazing periods (four or five days). Each male parent was mated to three rotationally selected female parents. Definition of rotational in US English: rotational adjectiverōˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lroʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Using or relating to a circular movement about an axis or center. the increased rotational speed of today's disk drives Example sentencesExamples The rotational action of the obliques is very important in turning the shoulders, which is vital in gymnastics, diving, wrestling, and the martial arts. The high rotational axis and forward-mounted hinge provide excellent stability, especially when cornering. Designing the hitch extension for rotational forces reduced the travel mechanism's price tag by a couple of million dollars. When the regulator detects low air pressure, air is transferred from the sealed-off axles to the low tyre through a small rotational part on the axle. Look for rotational control of the mouse. The tyres' bigger gyroscope boosts rotational inertia on moderate uphills, flats, and downhills. The greater the torque, the more rotational power the blade has. Using moves that involve twisting the waist can build the kind of rotational strength your abdominals need to shape up and stay more functional. Exercises using medicine balls allow you to do many rotational movements that are often difficult when using traditional strength-training equipment. He uses the linear throwing technique rather than the rotational method, performed consistently throughout the final. 1.1Mathematics Relating to the conceptual operation of turning a system about an axis. Example sentencesExamples A specific difference is made in classical mechanics between parallel motion and rotational motion. In 1765, Euler decomposed the motion of a solid into a rectilinear motion and a rotational motion. The symmetry group of the Kepler problem is the three-dimensional rotational group SO. He considered the Euler angles and studied rotational problems which were motivated by the problem of the precession of the equinoxes. In this case, V is vertical symmetry, E is equilibrium, R is rotational symmetry, and HV is the relation of the polygon to a horizontal-vertical network. 2Relating to or denoting a system in which privilege or responsibility is passed to each member of a group in a regularly recurring order. reward all selected students on a rotational basis Example sentencesExamples If adequate relief is not provided by these restrictions, then rotational daytime power cuts would be imposed on residential areas. The break-up of the confederacy followed a row between the two countries over the question of rotational leadership of the confederation. We are in favour of a rotational presidency and for an opportunity for each country to participate actively in EU foreign policy. She and nine other women join together and borrow 20,000 rupees, which they split amongst themselves using a rotational method. The UK shares rotational command of this division with Canada and the Netherlands. Develop your career and participate in two or three rotational positions over three years. The restoration project has seen vast areas of the park put back into a rotational system of management. The company moved its Bailey's Irish Cream flavour from year-round availability to rotational status. It is commonplace to see new MBAs hired into rotational management programmes designed to groom future leaders. It will be constitutionally comfortable for the next administration to deliberate on the issue of a regional rotational process. 2.1 Relating to or denoting a system of grazing in which animals are grazed successively on different areas of land. rotational grazing improves production Example sentencesExamples Lax rotational grazing systems are those having less than seven paddocks with a grazing period of one to two weeks. He evaluated rotational stocking, in which large numbers of cattle were moved through a series of small paddocks at short intervals to prevent overgrazing. Riparian fencing allows dormant-season rotational livestock grazing. They are testing a system called management-intensive, or rotational, dairy grazing. I visit a research farm where new legumes and rotational grazing are being introduced and gains are recorded by electronic ID tags in intact bulls. Making two seedings about three weeks apart staggers the maturities and makes rotational grazing or harvest timing easier to manage. Perennial ryegrass tolerates continuous grazing if a two-inch stubble is maintained, but rotational grazing improves production. The two grazing methods evaluated were continuous and rotational stocking. Short-duration rotational grazing with heavy grazing pressure results in the best use and greatest animal gains per acre. Tour a certified organic farm that integrates a rotational strip cropping system and examine a sustainable and highly efficient rotational grazing system.
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