In the myopia surgery, patients on operating tables rotated from one doctor to another, each responsible for part of the procedures, which were completed in about 15 minutes.
The caretakers make sure, however, to rotate from one elephant to the next so that the orphans grow fond of all the keepers.
As Mike Cameron rotated from one television interview to another, with Shea Stadium's field as a backdrop beyond the Diamond Club windows, Jim Duquette addressed a crowd of reporters yesterday near a small stage.
In Olympia and Seattle, Washington, local municipalities work with homelessness activists to regulate tent cities that rotate from one host site to another every three months.
A series of five replicates was fixed to each of two submersed rotating rubber bands driven by an electrical motor, one band rotating from the surface to 1.5 m in depth, the other one from the surface to 4.5 m in depth, both with a speed of 0.97 m min−1.
The animals naturally fertilized the land, as we rotated them from one section of pasture to the next, based on how much they had eaten and how fast the grass was growing.
The big cluster was observed to frequently change angle with time and rotate from one end to the other (approximately 30°) within a fraction of a second; there are also particles and clusters that move much faster than the eight labeled dots.
Others exhibit rotational symmetry (or radial symmetry) where parts are arranged around a central point (or axis) so that each part is rotated from the neighbouring ones by a certain angle.
They organized a Chavurah, a monthly Sabbath service that rotates from home to home; one night there were so many candles burning at the Kadish house that the smoke alarms went off, said Ellen Block, a member of the group.
In one riveting section the two, facing front, keep turning one leg in and out while rotating one arm from the elbow (like swinging a key chain).
