An index of connectedness was measured for each mosaic, and was used as an indicator of crop-clustering effects due to crop-rotation organization in farms.
We developed a method for comparing five contrasted local study cases of agriculture (five farm sets), by combining a statistical modeling of crop-rotation organization in farms, from empirical data, and a crop-mosaic simulation approach, applied in each case.
As my Raqqa contact told me, "The organization depends on a rotation system where a fighter might be sent to several provinces in a relatively short time.
Knowing he was moving back to the rotation — the organization asked him to switch places with Kerry Wood — Dempster spent his off-season outside Denver training with virtual masochism.
Contrast and brightness adjustment as well as rotation and organization of images were performed in Photoshop (Adobe Systems Inc., San Jose, CA).
In this study, factors such as undertaking the study in a single organization, rotation of clinicians between intervention sites, and inclusion of clinicians from the same team, all likely increased the risk of contamination (25).
First, to interpret retention rates in Japan, it should be noted that temporary assignments in different organizations, along with within-organization job rotation, are common practices in Japan.
Johnson had his first start in the majors on Sept. 30, 2005, after Burnett was pulled from the rotation for criticizing the organization.
This may be supported by the implementation of a training plan, the use of training log books and/or the organization of rotation and assignment schedules [ 51].
"In our situation," Dombrowski said, "we're willing to go with the growing pains attached to having some young guys in the rotation for building up the organization.
In ten additional non-surgical subjects, we quantified changes in tissue spatial organization over time during needle rotation vs. no rotation using ultrasound and semi-variogram analyses.
