rotationally
The engineer checks the model's response to forces applied horizontally, vertically, and rotationally.
Adverb 1. In a manner relating to or involving rotation: Pertaining to movement around a central axis or point. 2. By means of rotation or a rotational process: Describing an action performed through a turning or revolving motion.
The adverb "rotationally" modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to describe how an action is performed in relation to turning around an axis. * The Earth moves rotationally on its axis, causing day and night. * The parts of the engine must be balanced rotationally to prevent vibration. * The system is rotationally symmetric, meaning it looks the same from every angle of rotation.
- The fan blades were designed to spin with minimal friction.
- The sculpture was molded from a single piece of clay.
- To solve the puzzle, you must think about the possible orientations of the pieces.
- In physics and engineering: Used to describe motion, symmetry, or forces related to angular movement.
- The flywheel stores energy rotationally.
- In mathematics: Describes properties or operations invariant under rotation.
- The equation is rotationally invariant.
- Rotate (verb): To turn or cause to turn around an axis.
- Rotation (noun): The action or process of rotating.
- Rotational (adjective): Of or relating to rotation.
- Rotatory (adjective): Operating by or causing rotation (less common).
- Circularly
- Revolvably
- Gyrationally (rare)
- Linearly
- Translationally (in physics, referring to motion in a straight line)
- Rotationally symmetric: Having symmetry such that it appears identical after a certain amount of rotation.
- Rotationally invariant: A property that does not change when the system is rotated.
The engineer checks the model's response to forces applied horizontally, vertically, and rotationally.
- in a rotational manner
- the required influence lines are found by subjecting the model to small displacements horizontally, vertically and rotationally