Sentence examples for routine rotations from inspiring English sources
This is actually standard practice in the Met's Chinese painting galleries, where the routine rotations required for conservation are often imaginatively turned into opportunities to explore complex themes and understudied material.
This rocket, known as the Space Launch System (SLS), and the crew vehicle, called Orion, are oversized for taxiing routine rotations to the ISS.
Given frequent absences of clinical staff, such as for continuing medical education activities, and the need to allow for routine rotations to other wards, staff days off, and day and night duties, it was suggested that program managers consider these varying schedules to ensure adequate presence of trained providers.
They said he returned to South Korea in May on a routine rotation.
The security guards said they left the area on June 12 on a routine rotation.
Heckscher Museum George Grosz's painting "Eclipse of the Sun" (1926) was recently on view at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, as part of a routine rotation of the permanent collection.
In 1967, Bagley was sent abroad to be station chief in Brussels (not, he asserts, as a punishment for failing to crack Nosenko, but as part of a routine rotation of assignments).
Heckscher Museum George Grosz's painting "Eclipse of the Sun" (1926) was recently on view at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, N.Y., as part of a routine rotation of the permanent collection.
A spokesman for the Israeli Defense Forces said that the deployment of the Iron Dome in the north — where Israel borders Syria and Lebanon — was part of a routine rotation around the country and "not related to any current situation assessments".
Mr. Strelchenko's resignation was described as a routine rotation of provincial officials that had nothing to do with the vociferous calls by opposition figures for him to step down.
Irvine-based Mazda Motor America Inc. announced the change, which it described as a routine rotation of executives.
