Sentence examples for rotation itself from inspiring English sources
The purpose of that practice, like crop rotation itself, is to prevent the soil from becoming exhausted when the same crop is sown over and over again.
The Poles believe the permanent battery arrangement will have around 110 personnel -- about the same number required to staff planned temporary rotations between 2009 and 2012 -- which is to say that the Poles expect the "garrison" to convert the rotation itself into a permanent presence.
But these officials noted that during the time of the troop rotation itself, the total of American soldiers in Iraq would sharply spike, since there would be an overlap when large numbers of fresh troops had arrived before significant numbers of others had departed.
Additionally, a similar square is also patterned at the centre of rotation itself.
In fact, rotation itself is much less relevant to confined spaces (such as buildings) than to open spaces, where possible tracks are rather multidirectional and often unconstrained by narrow pathways and corridors (Borri and Camarda 2009).
Within the clinical rotation itself, students recommended that the PLP and induction meeting should take place early in the rotation.
For the first time in MRI, the rotation matrix itself on every voxel was measured by using Quantum Process Tomography.
Only after the elimination of this "distortion" will SVD be applied to compute the rotation matrix itself.
It was important to refrain from giving any kind of response, because only this would permit enhanced excitability of M1 to be clearly linked to the mental rotation strategy itself without the confound of response-related motor activity.
We note that Enwemeka [ 21] attributed poorer performance in validity outcomes for extension compared to flexion angles to the accompanying knee rotation which itself changes the relative position of the relevant bony landmarks.
This vector, which is proportional to the magnitude of the charge (instead of the mass of a particle), measures the tendency of the charge's axis of rotation to align itself in the direction of an external magnetic field.
