Rotation strictly defined, refers to a recurring sequence of crops, forages and fallows, or more loosely defined, to a cropping sequence that contains fallows, or crops and forages in addition to the locally dominant species.
Fearon and Vogelstein observed that these mutations typically occur in a recurring sequence, yet the order of the mutations is less important than their cumulative effect.
In a recurring sequence in The Hills, the girls are sitting on a couch, looking through magazines at pictures of famous people.
For example, a subset of CSCL practices based on joint problem-solving includes recurring sequences of scenes that can be described as exploration, solution, and evaluation (Slof, Erkens, Kirschner, Jaspers, & Janssen, 2010).
Perhaps as a consequence of the low building block diversity found in histone tails, recurring sequence motifs can be discerned.
Bipolar disorder is a recurring disease that goes in cycles.
Badge cost is a recurring cost that never ends and is usually underestimated.
Following the reviewers' suggestion, we have revised Figure 1 by adding numbers to identify the top four highly recurring CDR3 sequences that are shared in splenic B-1a and peritoneal B-1a CDR3 tree-map plots.
It is a sequence that has recurred again and again in the United States, creating a cycle in which the bloodshed devastating one community can reverberate, sometimes many years later, in another.
Drought is a recurring natural phenomenon that has plagued the civilization throughout its history.
