Sentence examples for management rotation from inspiring English sources
Nick Simon* switched careers in his late 20s and entered a two-year management rotation program at a telecom company.
She is an associate in a management rotation program at Estée Lauder, the cosmetics and fragrance company in New York, where she works on the marketing and development of various company brands.
The Head and Neck Anesthesia/Advanced Airway Management rotation includes a carefully structured curriculum that addresses the unique anesthetic considerations for the above surgical procedures, and the acquisition of advanced airway management skill sets in real life situations.
Compared to tobacco monoculture and current fertilizer management, rotation and manure amendment increased macroaggregate (>250 μm) proportion and geometric mean diameter and decreased the proportion of microaggregates and silt-clay sized fractions (<250 μm).
If weeds are a problem you can modify a crop for herbicide resistance, as Monsanto has done, or you can use a combination of unglamorous but effective ground cover, mulching, soil management, rotation, weeding or even use weed crops in other constructive ways.
For example, a trainee may participate in a clinical rotation in nephrology and then complete a management rotation aimed at increasing outpatient dialysis services.
Others argue that Swiss business is in need of changes that are deeper than management rotations.
INIA is directly responsible for developing the rice varieties used across Uruguay, as well as advising on localised weed management and rotation strategies.
In even-aged forest management short rotation cycles used and there is simply not enough time for kelo trees to emerge in the course of forest development.
Current discussions on optimal management strategies (rotation length, thinning interval etc)., are comprehensive – and potentially arguable under an inclusion of further goals than carbon sequestration compare[13, 59 61].
"And I'm grateful for management's rotation policy," she said, which calculates a reasonable number of work hours for musicians with a vulnerability factor.
