It has a wine store, a large bar with about 20 beers on tap (including a rotation of local brews) and a restaurant, where you can eat antelope sliders or quail tacos.
"Corporate organisations work on the principle that you have a rotation of members on its council or trustees," said Frank James, professor of history at the institution.
Now if b is a point of the boundary (mathbb{D}) that has principal argument θ, we may view it as an element of K by assigning to it the element (bigl({scriptsizebegin{matrix} e^{i theta} & 0 cr 0 & e^{-itheta} end{matrix}}bigr) ); note that this element acts on (mathbb{D}) as a rotation of angle 2θ!
Thomas, a 6-9 senior center, managed 17 points and 13 rebounds, above his season averages, but the Hoyas wore him down, ganging up on him, substituting frequently with a rotation of big men, forcing him to commit four fouls while defending his own basket.
Koffi's training sessions, usually six days a week, are a rotation of workouts on the beach, in the nearby hills, on an outdoor track and in a weight room adjacent to the track.
McCarver would prefer to augment his Fox Sports Saturday afternoon schedule with the 20-game Channel 2 package (less than half the workload he had at Channel 5), but he would not mind being in a rotation of announcers on YES, which will carry 130 games.
The medical officers are on a rotation duty of 2 years and lack the required expertise and administrative powers to take decisions in flood situation.
Headington Institute experts (on a rotation) Donald Bosch, director of clinical services Donald oversees all training and counselling work.
The electrodeposition of Pt was performed on a rotation disk electrode (RDE) of glass carbon (GC), on which a layer of Nafion-bonded carbon of Vulcan XC 72R was dispersed in advance.
