rotatability
nounEtymology From rotate + -ability.
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The ability of something to be rotated
- This is because the mechanism is a complex spatial mechanism with two closed loops, which greatly reduces the possibility of complete rotatability.1985, ASME Technical Papers - Part 2:
- Ever since its introduction by Box and Hunter, rotatability has been recognized as a highly desirable property for response surface designs to possess.2006, André I. Khuri, Response Surface Methodology and Related Topics, →ISBN, page 437: