"If you happened to have a witness who had rotated back to the United States, you could call them back".
In many cases, he said, months have passed by the time an accusation surfaces, and so units have rotated back from the tour of duty, records are poor, and it is difficult to find witnesses.
The playing surface has rotated and moved, but not far.
Brigades have been rotated back in for second and even third combat tours with barely one year's rest in between.
Having selected so many of his big hitters in attack, Wenger was particularly satisfied to point out afterwards how he had rotated at the back – changing three of his defenders, and the goalkeeper, for this match.
In case of a rotation, all sub-trees containing rotatable edges have to be rotated back in order to keep the sequence valid and to affect only the relative order of the two matching edges in question.
The ageing effect was suggested to originate from already existing polar molecular groups, which have rotated on the surface by plasma-related process and then rotate back into the material in time.
My index finger knuckle, somehow, had rotated a bevel clockwise as I'd run back for the overhead.
The command signals calculated in each HSRF have to be rotated back to the main SRF to be added together.
The turrets would have rotated about 300° at about 4° per second and could even be fired back beyond the beam, which is sometimes called "over the shoulder".
