Jim's unit had set up a rotation for the airmen to take leave.
They welcomed back Cliff Lee, putting him with Roy Halladay, Cole Hamels and Roy Oswalt in a rotation for the ages.
The FRFT can be treated as a rotation in the time-frequency plane for an angle, while the inverse transform can be considered as a rotation for the angle.
A stand entered once during a rotation, for harvest, is extensively managed while a stand that has been subjected to site preparation, planted with genetically improved stock, and thinned and fertilized is intensively managed.
"It may mean that instead of being on a four-year rotation for a show, we're on a five-year rotation.
A five-game penalty for a starting pitcher, who usually takes only four days between starts, usually scrambles a team's rotation for a bit.
Two months later, he blew out his left elbow while pitching for an Orioles affiliate, an injury that required reconstructive surgery and kept him out of Baltimore's rotation for a season and a half.
But Zito, who emerged in Oakland on a young staff and flopped after moving to San Francisco as a headlining free agent, said he expected to relax more with an older star in the rotation for a change.
A lanky right-hander — he was 6 feet 4 inches and weighed about 200 pounds — Forsch was a durable innings-eater who became a fixture in the rotation for a Cardinals team that went to three World Series (winning once, in 1982) in his 15 years with them.
A good performance could put him in the rotation for a while.
