After winning, the winning team can decide if they want to rotate teams or stay the same.
In 1963, Cage took that instruction at face value, organizing an epic performance in which a rotating team of pianists repeated "Vexations" for nearly nineteen hours.
Hosted by the Web site of Smith magazine, an online publication, the Pekar Project published more or less weekly installments written by Mr. Pekar and drawn by a rotating team that also included Mr. Remnant and the artists Sean Pryor and Rick Parker.
The final kneel was manifest by the growing hypercapitalism and corporatization of the caregiver, with the physician now a rotating "team member," without a true and deep connection to the patient, and answering to an army of unseen accountants and bean counters.
Both units use the same treatment protocol and a joint database, and all operations are performed in a standardized manner using the same rotating team of surgeons.
At both sites the units were comprised of four clinical teaching units (CTU), each composed of a rotating team that included a staff physician, medical residents, and medical trainees.
The clinic is staffed by rotating teams of Israeli doctors and prosthesis experts who work and train local Haitian physical therapists and a doctor who'll become the center's director.
We achieve this by rotating teams through 'stations' where they encounter, manage and assess a particular SP for 30-60 minutes.
School Environmental Committees are also being formed: composed of students, their main purpose is to look at keeping the latrines clean, preserving the environment and organizing rotating teams to clean schools.
Germany don't rotate their team.
