Without Claussen as a starter in 2004, the Yankees will have an old, expensive rotation.
Dattel notes the same old personnel rotation system in the institutions, which prevents the honing of special skills, the same oppressive, seniority-based bureaucracy and the same focus on internal political — rather than profit — incentives.
In order to clarify the effects of such practices on understory vegetation and timber production, a field trial was installed in a 5-year-old first rotation eucalyptus plantation, in a region with mixed oceanic and Mediterranean climatic influences.
The ball is now in the weathered palms of Ned Colletti, who has until the July 31 trading deadline to deal with one of those age-old pitching rotation rhymes, only it's not so cute when it involves your rotation.
Vegetation cover in the catchment was comprised of young (≤2-year-old) second-rotation and mature (28 29-year-old 28 29-year-old 28 29-year-oldable 2).
Erosion scars greater than 0.02 ha in area and covered by a 21-year-old first-rotation Pinus radiata plantation were selected and identified as suitable for field examination.
That left the Red Sox' rotation old at the top (Curt Schilling) and mediocre in the middle.
Don't Believe It COLORADO ROCKIES The short analysis: the lineup is too old and the rotation is too young.
In a split-plot field experiment in Chotýšany near Vlašim (Central Bohemia, Czech Republic), fields with hybrid sorrel (2 and 10 years old), oilseed rape/wheat rotation (>10 years old), and cultural meadow (>10 years old) were compared.
This study uses several long-term datasets from old growth, extended rotation, and unmanaged second growth Pinus resinosa (red pine) forests in northern Minnesota, USA, to quantify the range of variation in structural conditions for this forest type and to evaluate the effectiveness of extended rotation forestry at promoting the development of late-successional structural conditions.
