Sentence examples for rotation principles from inspiring English sources

The Hausa economy has rested on the intensive cultivation of sorghum, corn (maize), millet, and many other crops grown on rotation principles and utilizing the manure of Fulani cattle.

Combining mixture and rotation principles were better than the use of the same mixture each season as (i) they controlled epidemics more effectively in situations in which within-field infections or infections from the reservoir were frequent and (ii) they fulfilled the epidemiological and evolutionary perspectives.

In order to address this problem the number of CCM members was decreased from 46 to 30 and a rotation principle introduced to manage civil society representation whereby NGOs would elect their representative annually, with two NGOs acting as permanent CCM members.

Crops are allocated to their fields by growers according to rotational principles and such rotations may be defined and classified.

The results of the factor analysis, with Equamax rotation and Principle Component Analysis for extraction of factors, indicated a five factor solution, collectively accounting for 83.786 % of the variance.

The odometry calculation consists of recovering the two parameters that characterize the motion of a vehicle according to the Ackermann principle: rotation angle and velocity.

Although the original scales given by Rossberg et al. [ 16] were used for our evaluation, we also performed a factor analysis on the WES-10 using Principal Component Analysis and Varimax Rotation to detect principle differences to our sample.

(1) Principle Components and Factor Analysis First, varimax rotation was used for principle components analysis.

Nathan accompanied his younger sisters during a violin pedagogy class taught by the Sophie Till, who has helped adapt the Taubman method for string players, using the same laws of motion and principles of rotation that apply to the keyboard.

Some years later, in the U.S. Senate, William L. Marcy of New York defended the principle of "rotation of office" with the aphorism, "To the victors belong the spoils".

He also effected a reorganization of the U.S. Army, established the principle of rotation of officers from staff to line, and created the Army War College in 1901.