pivoting

Einskaldir had turned away, pivoting on his rocky seat to watch the men laugh- ing and arguing at the fire.

Column pivoting is useful when A is (nearly) rank deficient, or is suspected of being so.

Almost sadly, Major Burns, pivoting on his good leg, swung on the medic and knocked him out.

They also had a variable angle of incidence, pivoting at the front spar and actuated by an electrically driven jackscrew attached to the rear spar.

The rivals sprang apart as if by concert, each of them pivoting their hindquarters left and keeping their heads low to face a renewed attack by the other.

By pivoting his body and twisting his spine about as far as it would go, he could get a good look at the way they had tied up his wrists.

In reflecting on the varying complementarities of verse and prose in Shakespeare, then, we might ponder over van Gennep's analysis of what he called 'the pivoting of the sacred'.

The BDPR1034 is designed for the Black & Decker Pivoting Rapid Roller, but it can be used on most other paint-stick systems that require a perforated roller cover.

It did take a few minutes to get used to the cutting action of steadying the saw on it shoe, starting the motor, then gradually starting the cut by pivoting down with the blade, but it was a knack soon acquired.

He hardly seemed to notice the baby in the car seat on the floor next to him, who cried and made faces and curled its little fists and didn't have any idea how wildly its future was pivoting in the neighbouring ward.

The Frehmo gunner's field of fire was blanketed by the rolling screen of black smoke, and in the respite Sean marshaled his sweep line of racing Shanganes, pivoting them on the center and directing them at the perimeter of the laager, pump to urge them on.