When social media took off, she and the women who rotate in to work on the ranch took to it immediately, Tweeting and Facebooking, all the better to skirt the laws banning advertising of the sex industry.
Nurses and non-medical staff from the main hospital rotate annually to work a regular shift in the special clinic.
When the lab first opened, a number of artists from NYU's Interactive Technology Program rotated through to work on an eight-week thesis in bio art.
Then she helped the Suit to her feet and the Suit, surely as a man on a wire, rotated off to work.
Incumbents should be prepared to work rotating shifts, including days, nights, weekends and holidays.
Moreover, we often schedule employees to work rotating shifts, where they work at different times of the day on different days, never really giving their circadian processes a chance to settle down and stay stable.
These findings corroborate the findings of a Royal College of Nursing study which found that internationally recruited nurses were more likely to work rotating shifts and to work overtime than United Kingdom-trained nurses [ 35].
Upscale units often have height adjustments, and some, like Dell's $375 , 19-inchUltraSharp 1905FP and Samsung's 17-inch, $380 SyncMaster 711t, also let you rotate the screen 90 degrees to work on a page that looks like a page.
Rotating residents were not allowed to work in the ICU during the outbreak.
The group of medical technologists and therapists was chosen as the reference group because while they have presumably similar convenient access to medical services as the other groups, they generally do not have to work in rotating shifts.
