Statistical rules of crop rotation allocation to fields in farms were defined from tests involving the following potential allocation factors: (1) farm household enterprise, (2) field physical environment and (3) farm territory configuration.
The East Europeans' insistence on the top post may end up torpedoing the rule of regional rotation altogether.
During the movement task, the cursor and target always maintained an upright orientation so as to rule out effects of rotation during this task.
Here it is useful to distinguish between "macro-level" policies, such as agency rules, regulations and directives, mission statements, deployment and rotation policies, Rules-of-Engagement and the like, and "micro-level" policies, such as small unit policies, leader directives and communications, training schedules and policies, and so forth.
While this explanation did not explain well our observations, the only way to unequivocally rule out the impact of rotation was to replicate the findings in substrate-attached cells.
Gymnastics, as gymnasts and coaches know, is physics; it's governed by the rules of inertia, momentum and rotation, like the rest of the world.
A different convention is sometimes used, in which a body's north and south poles are defined according to the right-hand rule in relation to the direction of rotation.
This suggests that the tip of the device may be well constrained within the bone, but it does not rule out rotation of the component, or pivoting of the component about the tip.
If they don't believe me, I will fight.' The inspectors recommended further tightening of pension fund and Stock Exchange rules, plus regular rotation of auditors, to prevent similar abuses in future.
The framework consists of a rule-based rotation generator and a set of algorithms to calculate impact indicators.
