Sentence examples for rotation fresh from inspiring English sources
Average annuity differences strongly differed between the crop rotations with a minimum of 42€ ha−1 a−1 for the "MWMW" crop rotation ("fresh"–"ecological benefits") and 118€ ha–1 a−1 ("dry"–"income first").
Assorted guests, like Mr. Previte and the keyboardist Uri Caine, slip in and out of rotation, bringing fresh energies with them.
YLD Yield of a plantation averaged over a rotation (m3 Fresh Volume ha-1 yr-1); (Table 7) Table 7 Comparison of plantation growth rates around the world (m3 ha-1 yr-1).
To evaluate the effects of anterior thermal capsulorrhaphy of the glenohumeral joint by monitoring changes of magnitudes of the anterior and posterior displacements of the humeral head and ranges of motion of abduction and rotation in fresh cadaver shoulders.
During this rotation, about 110,000 fresh troops will flow into Iraq to replace 125,000 who have been there for about a year.
Gruden, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' coach, is not the first boy wonder of the N.F.L., just the latest born from a fresh rotation of Super Bowl winners.
The effort was devised as an answer to criticism that the war effort essentially started from scratch every year with the arrival of each fresh rotation of officers.
The extent of suitable "D1" SRC parcels in the study area ranged between a minimum of 668 ha for the "ecological benefits" scenario (compared to all three crop rotations and the fresh wood chip production pathway) and a maximum of 5074 ha for the "income first" scenario (compared to a "ORWB" rotation and fresh wood chip production pathway).
Here, the positive effect was most pronounced in comparison to the "MWMW", and the "ORWW" crop rotations for the fresh wood chip production pathway.
Wilfork wound up playing almost every snap, unusual for a position at which coaches try to create a rotation to keep legs fresh.
Under Ernie Accorsi, the former general manager, the Giants stockpiled defensive linemen, believing that a rotation to keep them fresh was a key to success.
