Sentence examples for planned rotation from inspiring English sources

The signing of Pettitte takes the mystery out of the Yankees' planned rotation.

Enrique would argue, no doubt, that this lack of injuries is not lucky at all, but the logical outcome of his carefully planned rotation strategy which has kept everyone fit and firing throughout the campaign.

All these approaches may reduce the surgical error but do not allow any deviation from the preoperative plan in cases where the planned rotation angle appears unfeasible during surgery.

Foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Russian embassy official Mikhail Kulagin had left Washington as part of a planned rotation rather than being suddenly called back over fears his involvement in the Russian effort to influence the election would be exposed, as the dossier alleged.

Updated at 3.27am BST 2.20am BST USA So expect a changed look US team tonight, as Landon Donovan and Jermaine Jones have gone home with injuries, and Tim Howard and Matt Besler have left too as part of a "planned rotation" according to US Soccer.

But another news agency, RIA Novosti, quotes a senior naval command spokesman as saying that this is just a planned rotation, unconnected with Syria.

While students typically explore three rotations, a large amount of flexibility is available in planning rotations.

A 90° plan rotation of the bearings would increase stiffness, remarkably reducing the second order effects and would achieve an OSF of 3.99 and a reliability index of 7.9.

Together with the Markovian assumption of the state space models and the translational and in-plan rotation invariance of (1) to (4), this means that future errors of v ̂ k and [ ϕ ̂ k, θ ̂ k ] are uncorrelated with those of the current p ̂ k and ψ ̂ k.

The Poles believe the permanent battery arrangement will have around 110 personnel -- about the same number required to staff planned temporary rotations between 2009 and 2012 -- which is to say that the Poles expect the "garrison" to convert the rotation itself into a permanent presence.

In an interview with the Associated Press, General Peter Schoomaker said the army had planned troop rotations up to 2009 to ensure enough soldiers would be available.