Sentence examples for temporary rotation from inspiring English sources
It also prohibits the kind of temporary rotation of researchers into research funding roles that we see in the US NSF.
The Mets must decide what they will do with the day off Monday because they could skip a starter and have a temporary rotation of Mike Pelfrey, Johan Santana, R. A. Dickey and Takahashi before Niese comes off the disabled list at the end of the month.
The U.S. currently has about 65,000 troops permanently garrisoned in Europe, as well as several thousand troops on temporary rotation.
The time interval between time instant t1 and t2 within a walking step is small enough, and thus, the accumulated error for computing related temporary rotation matrix ( {mathbf{R}}_{mathrm{DCS}2}^{mathrm{Dcan1} ) can be neglected.
The maximum reaction is at the outrigger when the boom is at point B. However, this cannot be seen as the point where the maximum reaction is realized, because B is not the main location of the work, and instead is where temporary rotation and passing are demonstrated.
The Reagan-era initiative, though, drew criticism from agency supervisors who disliked the disruption of supplying agents for temporary rotations, and questioned whether its benefits outweighed the risks and cost.
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.
He has earned his temporary spot in the rotation, Yankees Manager Joe Torre said.
Burnett's latest misery came on the same day that Manager Joe Girardi announced a significant, if temporary, change in the rotation.
The museum has permanent exhibitions, as well as a rotation of temporary shows, all focused on how the force has responded to the ever-changing needs of the city.
A couple of weeks later, Stripling received a temporary invitation to the rotation.
