After settling, this serves as a rich bed for mixed-crop rotation, nurseries, and seed plots.
Organic vegetables are grown in rotation on its "rich loam soil".
"Dr. Lieber's work struck me as much more glamorous and exciting than the G.I. physician I worked with on my primary-care rotation, who scoped rich patients all day in a fancy Upper East Side office, and went home at 4 P.M., and wore a watch worth more than all my belongings".
GFP was fused to RyR1 using flexible glycine-rich linkers to permit free rotation of the GFP chromophore, which is an important consideration in FRET measurements that require randomization of donor and acceptor fluorescence dipoles.
Ideally, rich countries would like a constant rotation of workers, arriving while they are young and active, leaving before they grow old and dependent.
Thus 7MNT looks like the donor part of 7MTCA where –COOH group overlaps, due to its free rotation, with the electron rich site 7MNT part.
These are the farmers who plant dozens of different crops in fields that resemble quilts and practice long and elaborate rotations, thereby achieving the rich biodiversity in space and time that is the key to making a farm sustainable.
Also, the global dynamics and active site dynamics that are experienced by the myristylated protein are largely opening and closing of the Gly-rich loop and not rotations of the active site.
The richest team in sports has a giant hole in its rotation.
In a recent publication, Oehl et al. (2009) demonstrated that arable lands with an extensive crop rotation, including a perennial grass-clover mixture, were richer in AMF species than their continuous-monoculture counterparts, and even richer than natural grasslands.
