If 240-D rotations worked like 21920-D rotations, Baez explained, every point would move.
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"This market's all about rotations and it's been all about rotations for ages," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The two portraits will then move for five-year rotations between Amsterdam and Paris, followed by eight-year rotations.
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Juno speeds up its spin rate from two rotations a minute to five rotations a minute, a process that takes about five minutes.
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Try four rotations per leg – both forward and backward.
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The rotations, up to 30 per minute, are always counterclockwise.
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The sensors also notify you about tire rotations and replacements.
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The presence is effectively permanent since the rotations are continuous.
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Four bars forward equaled six rotations counterclockwise equaled a loop.
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It's not built on rotations as much as it was.
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Some students are even being pulled from their rotations entirely.
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Great elevation, a dizzying number of rotations and clean landings.
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I am absolutely okay with them being strict on my rotations.
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First, Japanese starting rotations run six pitchers deep rather than five.
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"By using the rotations, you're using every spacial plane," explains Leobez.
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"Until our (injured) guys get back, there will be similar rotations."
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Both remain key staples in most horror rotations worth their salt.
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But is a similar trick possible for describing rotations through space?
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Make the Warriors work, and those rotations start to break down.
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My work is going on 10 day rotations to limit interactions.
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Popular YouTubers have become regular entrants to the show's guest rotations.
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Risk rotations within asset classes can sometimes be coincidental and negatively correlated with rotations in other asset classes but, as we have seen in the past few years, they can also be uncorrelated or even positively correlated.
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It was one of the most vicious rotations Cramer has ever witnessed.
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It's been incorporated into [Combat Training Center] CTC rotations ... jamming their communications.
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The board exams have been passed, and required rotations have been completed.
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The toss had good height and tremendous speed, completing several rapid rotations.
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It was hard for younger players to crack rotations on veteran teams.
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Six-man rotations could be a more structured way to do it.
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It is quite a sight, with interesting rotations and fine-tunings to come.
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My rotations have included enterprise architecture, QA automation, and iOS mobile application development.
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More frequent rotations mean more ships and helicopters will need to be chartered.
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"We were temporary-duty officers, and they knew our rotations," he told me.
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We communicate, we're always in the right spot, we don't miss our rotations.
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Mixing it up, varying our formations a little, looking at rotations and matchups.
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Still, I often wonder how rotations at Gitmo change its sailors and soldiers.
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There are trades and signings that shake up rotations and disrupt depth charts.
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The exact fates of characters matter less than the unexpected rotations of life.
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Schedule rotations ensure that two or three people are on duty each night.
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On the slopes, you'll recognize her by her big jumps and daring rotations.
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These quick rotations give American troops less time to learn the insurgents' tactics.
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What if a lot of these pieces aren't cut out for extended rotations?
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Rotations lasted only three to nine months, making it difficult to establish rapport.
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Alex Wood would be pitching in the middle of a lot of rotations.
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Then there are the normal job rotations that happen periodically in the U.S. military.
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As a med student on rotations, M. is usually asleep long before I am.
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The Warriors pressure the ball, jump the passing lanes, and rely on fast rotations.
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Regional rotations have become customary, though nothing in the United Nations Charter stipulates it.
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Others were engaged in fieldwork, internships or clinical rotations that have since been suspended.
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But the largest rotations had a habit of making a deep, unsettling "clunk" noise.
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He does four full rotations (1440) and basically turns upside down three times (triple).
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They're doing triple, quadruple, even quintuple flips (yes, that's five rotations in the air).
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Historically, the teams with the healthiest rotations are more likely to make the playoffs.
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The elevation, the rotations and the landings were there, and he scored a 94.25.
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Hopkins kept running the same plays, the same rotations, the same drills as Boeheim.
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Will Vrabel and Pees trust their players to execute those disguises and rotations properly?
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Additionally, I am no longer allowed to do rotations in hospitals for my schooling.
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Several other skaters have since landed the 48, and one young skater, Tom Schaar, even landed a 1080 (three complete rotations) in 2012 thanks to the development of the MegaRamp, which enabled skaters to reach greater vertical heights and thus make more rotations.
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The key difference is that bipolar disorder is defined by rotations between highs and lows.
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Three-point shooting could be an issue, but there are worse rotations in the NBA.
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So next year I'm trying to simplify so the rotations are the same every week!
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Now it is essentially a staging area, which sees rotations of bomber groups coming through.
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It's concerning that a team this speedy and athletic is routinely late on its rotations.
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When using 75 feet of lights, the vertical spacing between rotations is about 7 inches.
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The service chiefs are also turning over this year as part of regularly scheduled rotations.
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Medical students, for example, have halted their clinical rotations, and hospitals have suspended elective procedures.
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It is especially useful for teams with strong, deep bullpens and weaker rotations, like Oakland.
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Yet a growing number of hospitals are discontinuing clinical rotations for the state's nursing students.
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We trust that our elections are fair and that enables our peaceful rotations of power.
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She said it's possible the rotations could start later than planned, but it's not clear.
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On average, a good spiral has a spin rate of roughly 600 rotations per minute.
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"Actually, today through my first five rotations I showed quite a high standard," Ruoteng said.
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Unfortunately, that MLB team has one of—if not the—worst rotations in the league.
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Because of injury and rotations, Winslow, Waiters, and Johnson hardly played for the Heat this year.
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There's definitely room for all of the above in our rotations—so don't set limits, folks.
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And those periodic rotations are remarkably precise—until quite recently as accurate as an atomic clock.
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The offer had included more rest time during work rotations, one of the union's key demands.
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The system tracks pressure, temperature, rotations per minute, and other factors across the licorice-making process.
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It takes perfect rotations made with perfect timing to throw a kink into the Spurs machine.
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Last year 70,000 French soldiers took part in Operation Sentinelle, some serving five or six rotations.
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Leprince uses long crop rotations, increased varieties and weeds mechanically and manually, techniques which increase costs.
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Do joint rotations before you get out of bed in the morning to loosen everything up.
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And even with him struggling to find his shot, defenders are still forced into difficult rotations.
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The audit highlighted staff rotations, a lack of training and personnel cuts to explain these shortcomings.
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After a few rotations, the skater pulls both arm in closer to the body and spins faster.
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Her father fights on three-week rotations, returning to the house for a few days of rest.
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Second, the game utilizes snapturns, which are jumpy little camera rotations designed to make gameplay less dizzying.
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To introduce jumping rope into your fitness routine, try 10-minute intervals, resting after every 20 rotations.
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Certain stretches can provide stress relief, such as ear-to-shoulder stretches, spine rotations and toe touching.
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Both Tomlin and Buchholz escaped bullpen exiles to return to their respective rotations late in the season.
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They lose focus, are frequent victims of miscommunication, and don't make help rotations until it's too late.
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It added that two points of contention were the duration of rotations and salaries of new employees.
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Standard 22v22 is a more skillful game that requires precise passing and expert defensive rotations for success.
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Against my parents' and school administration's wishes, I took a year off after completing my clinical rotations.
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Start off with joint rotations or diver's stretches to warm up, and then progress to bodyweight exercises.
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Of course, Smith and Irving aren't the only ones giving up wide-open shots and missing rotations.
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Halfpipe skiers are judged on the number of turns, snowboarders are judged on the number of rotations.
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In 2012, he pulled off the first switch 1800, which is five full rotations, in a competition.
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As many as 220,19183 students may be unable to complete their rotations, making them unavailable to help.
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He gets drafted, works his way into rotations, earns a starting job in Brooklyn and later Portland.
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Reserve teachers do monthlong rotations in schools, frequently serving as substitutes, and some get longer temporary assignments.
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The start-ups in the Gradient portfolio can also have Google engineers do rotations in their companies.
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He then reversed it back to a popping Horford, forcing the Cleveland defense to make precise rotations.
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The Cavs still missed rotations and gave up wide-open shots, just as they have throughout the playoffs.
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When Guthrie pulled it off in 2016, the most rotations anyone had managed to execute previously was three.
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He said he used to have new doctors in their rotations learn about music in addition to medicine.
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There are far more examples of great starting rotations or great offenses winning it all than great bullpens.
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That longer observation time allowed researchers to observe many more rotations of the merging black holes than before.
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Now, Photos is getting more AI-powered fixes like B&W photo colorization, brightness correction and suggested rotations.
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Brian Less told the story of when his daughter went to Kenya as a pharmacy student on rotations.
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But you can mitigate that with "dynamic stretching," which emphasizes movement with lunges, hip rotations and leg kicks.
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Some of the remaining workers have already been forced to accept reduced pay or changes to their rotations.
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It is a seasonal dip, O.S.C.E. officials say, caused by member governments struggling to recruit for summertime rotations.
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The union said that two points of contention were the duration of rotations and salaries of new employees.
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Towns dawdles through his rotations, forgets where he's supposed to be, and plays scared of the referee's whistle.
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There are other reasons to hold off on any rotations of European troops in and out of Afghanistan.
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There's no formal wine list, though there are constant rotations of 10 to 15 wines by the glass.
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Cramer called the effect "guilt by association," which can spur larger rotations in the market without much explanation.
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"With two or three rotations, you can pinpoint where an animal is within 10 meters (33 feet)," she said.
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Before Duterte's victory, agreements were signed for permanent US bases across the country, and military rotations have been increased.
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In 2008, a motor the size of a matchbook clocked 603 million rotations per minute, Live Science previously reported .
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But in Vietnam, rotations began—and ended—piecemeal, driven by the vagaries of injuries, illness, and individual combat tours.
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The harder thing to recognize is an instance where a skater performs close to three rotations but falls short.
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Raptors coach Dwane Casey thought the defensive rotations broke down once the Raptors denied the Cavs 3-point looks.
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This is where uranium hexafluoride gas is fed into a column spinning at upward of 224,0003 rotations per minute.
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Details: Two rotations of hundreds of Marines have been deployed in Norway for a year to practice winter training.
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Ntilikina was no match for him after two early fouls, especially within a switching Knicks defense with poor rotations.
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Fortunately, this presentation will see numerous rotations and switch-outs over the year, and I look forward to returning.
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It was shift-based and rotations were round the clock, so there were maybe eight curators at a time.
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Like the other interns, Munar works in rotations for three days a week, but he likes harvesting the best.
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By the time he finished on the rings, the third of six rotations, he was top of the pile.
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He fell on a quad Lutz and managed only single rotations on a planned triple Salchow and triple Lutz.
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The Association of American Medical Colleges, or AAMC, issued guidance last week to temporarily suspend clinical rotations for students.
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My own induction into diagnosis began in the fall of 1997, in Boston, as I started my clinical rotations.
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They lacked identity on both ends of the floor, and the rotations and philosophies were inconsistent and often puzzling.
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It's no surprise that the Cleveland Indians have had one of the best starting rotations in baseball this year.
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Wear your items once or multiple times, then return them for new options (rotations are unlimited during the month).
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The program includes working rotations in various departments at Visa, including sales, marketing and sponsorship, product, communication and strategy.
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"Uncertainty means rotations should continue and their durability will depend on whether growth is accelerating or decelerating," Wilson wrote.
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The Titans lean more heavily on disguises, and they'll need to, because Brees identified the Colts' rotations with ease.
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Usually, I'm interacting with hundreds of people at my campus while also doing rotations at hospitals in my area.
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This is where uranium hexafluoride gas is fed into a column spinning at upward of 100,225 rotations per minute.
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According to ESPN, he had intended to try different rotations, involving more of the roster and speeding up the offense.
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After three rotations, and heading into her best event — the floor — Biles was sitting at 46.265, with Mustafina at 44.666.
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"Right now we're figuring out, changing up, and trying different rotations before playoff time," shooting guard Danny Green told reporters.
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The rotations between sectors have become less violent not to say that there aren't laggards or choices to be made.
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Once you have that down, feel free to repeat certain sections (like the trunk rotations) to get a deeper stretch.
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They had some pretty bad habits, and chief among them was routinely losing focus on the simplest rotations and assignments.
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For instance, the sensors in the pedals detect your rotations and assist you depending on the effort you put forth.
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Who plays more in a given game depends as much on matchups as it does on rotations and foul trouble.
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After several rotations of the plank, lunges, squats, mountain climber, we moved on to the mats — much to my relief.
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It allows the Warriors, an unselfish bunch, to scramble the coordinated player rotations at the heart of modern NBA defenses.
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So despite almost finishing medical school at Boston University and having started her clinical rotations, she left to start Medal.
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To account for mutations, the researchers encoded random qubit rotations into the algorithm that were applied to the genotype qubits.
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Do a few arm presses over your head for some basic damage, or hit multiple enemies with some hip rotations.
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You need two full rotations of the phone or arrow to bring the associated quaternion back to its initial state.
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When you expend that much energy making rotations, every little break in the half-court is a chance to recharge.
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It's the latest Marine unit to have its rotations stuck in limbo with Marines waiting to return home or deploy.
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They ate military rations, were forbidden to shower, and had to sleep in the jungle, with real-night watch rotations.
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Try to establish a schedule with rotations that minimize possible contact, where residents can drop off their laundry and leave.
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Baltimore slowed Mahomes' processing with disciplined disguises and late coverage rotations, and sprung free rushers on blitzes to disrupt timing.
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He doesn't draw up many exotic disguises or late coverage rotations, but he might consider some against a rookie starter.
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" It continued, "We have to cancel all the remaining rotations for you as we simply don't have the headcount approval.
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But he has never made more than 24 starts in a season in Japan, where teams use six-man rotations.
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The star, which typically spins at a rate of 30 rotations per second, has had smaller glitches 24 times since then.
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J. is out here visiting for a week in between rotations, so he'll be on his own while I'm at work.
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These practices include minimal tillage of the soil, cover cropping, crop rotations, using fewer chemicals and fertilizers, and incorporating livestock grazing.
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The drum, invented by Ernst W. Hoffmeister of Hamburg, is about five yards in diameter and makes 23.5 rotations per minute.
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He dribbled around high screens, embracing the opportunity to borrow Steph's role, and he also shoved his way through weakside rotations.
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They're succeeding with an admirable degree of difficulty, too; their identity is aggression, and requires air-tight rotations sans safety net.
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"We had some rotations that fans probably hadn't seen before," senior center Marshall Plumlee said of player combinations on the court.
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Or, like me, for anyone that just loves watching the hypnotic rotations of a spaceship seemingly hovering above a vinyl record.
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Bismack Biyombo has done a capable job as his replacement, but Valanciunas's absence limits the team's depth and hinders Casey's rotations.
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Tuesday night's game features the dregs of each team's postseason rotations: John Lackey for Chicago and Matt Moore for San Francisco.
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Twenty-five solar rotations into his life on earth, Neymar's challenge is as clear as a reflection on the Ballon d'Or.
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George, Hill, Lance Stephenson, and David West rounded out the team's best rotations, but Hibbert always carried the mantle for likability.
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Avis will provide services like secure parking, cleaning, oil changes and tire rotations at its locations as part of the agreement.
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There were no further plans beyond "rotations" of share stakes within these activities that were common in the industry, she added.
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Although medical students usually stick to humans, some future doctors at Harvard have been signing up for rotations at the zoo.
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However, after each of the last two years' rotations, the PLA stated that the number of troops would remain the same.
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We got some pointers from world-record hooper Marawa the Amazing, who kept 200 hoops in orbit for three astounding rotations.
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The brigades will be on nine-month rotations and bring their own equipment with them to use for exercises across Europe.
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We filmed a few 360-degree rotations of the phone so that we could match the lighting of the earlier shot.
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His lineups, rotations and responsibility for L.A.'s worrisome drop to No. 22 leaguewide in offensive efficiency have routinely been questioned.
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Questions about Walton's job security persisted throughout the season as he shuffled rotations and lineups, searching for solutions that never materialized.
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That machine runs at up to 30,000 rotations per minute, which Hirschi says is necessary to create precise blades for his propellers.
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What that would mean is that Bob and Rob's arms make multiple full rotations, but the rope only makes one full rotation.
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These rotations produce ripples in the fabric of space and time, which then move throughout the Universe at the speed of light.
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Even so, Zemdegs says he made at least one mistake during his rotations, so it's possible that solving will get even faster.
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Magic guard Elfrid Payton forced late rotations in Utah's backcourt, creating open looks beyond the 227-point line for other Orlando players.
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There are also a slew of high-ranking military officers who are retiring in the coming months as part of regular rotations.
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On the pole, she performs slow, graceful rotations which prioritize control: her legs tautly together in a marvel of core body strength.
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For decades, medical education has followed a timeworn path — heaps of book learning and lectures, then clinical rotations exposing students to patients.
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There have been seven rotations of Marines deployed to Australia for six-month periods to undergo training alongside the Australian Defense Force.
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Federal officials serving brief rotations on the program were turned over frequently, and important information would sometimes be lost in the transitions.
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Ms. Ryom and Mr. Kim reduced planned, side-by-side triple Salchows to two rotations instead of three, at Mr. Marcotte's instruction.
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Beyond the permanent positions, troopers are sent to the airports from barracks across the state on roughly one- to two-week rotations.
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Esper, speaking to a small group of reporters, did not rule out rotations of forces or even minor increases in the future.
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Cramer also noticed health care stocks starting to come back to the fore and shared his cardinal rule for spotting market rotations.
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The department denied that Foster experienced retaliation, pointing out that she remained an employee while claiming that staff position rotations were normal.
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Conquistadors took the tubers and ignored the ways the plants and their diseases had been managed in complex crop rotations for centuries.
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The attention focused on the unending stream of flamethrowing relievers into bullpens across baseball has taken the spotlight away from starting rotations.
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And all these "space groups," meaning structures that can obey all these different symmetry operations [rotations and translations that leave the structures unchanged].
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The Newberry aims to organize this programming in such a way that Native American-produced works comprise three out of every four rotations.
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When black holes merge, there are three types of rotations involved: the two holes each rotate individually and they revolve around each other.
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My method turned out to not be altogether very different than chef Ramsay's — minus the butter, crème fraîche, and 30 seconds heating rotations.
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Hodges said NATO would maintain normal rotations during the Russian war game, while carrying out previously scheduled exercises in Sweden, Poland and Ukraine.
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Chen completes a full four rotations and his air position — the height of the jump and the tightness of his revolutions — isn't awful.
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Researchers at the University of Bristol's School of Biological Sciences found that mantis shrimp use those eye rotations to enhance their polarization vision.
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Back-line rotations are crisp and there's always someone with freakish tentacles waiting down low, either forcing another pass or protecting the basket.
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It can take many years of specific crop rotations and land management to "groom" the soils to optimize nutrient intake and maximize yields.
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Additionally, the drones can perform mid-air stunts like backflips and 360-degree rotations with a single button push on the remote control.
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A new version of the Google Photos app will suggest quick fixes and tweaks like rotations, brightness corrections or adding pops of color.
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This would allow for quick rotations on the ground and enable operators to maximize the use of the airframe, the most expensive component.
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Crop rotations are also part of the reason why large year-on-year area swings in one crop relative to another are unlikely.
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And given how their roster is built, Thibodeau will likely lean on dated lineups that can be exploited when up against modernized rotations.
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Most young players have to learn how to play without the ball, play with four other guys on the court, spacing, defensive rotations.
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Firefighters tested Firefighters were working 24- or 36-hour shifts, typically on two-week rotations, said Eliason, the Santa Barbara county fire official.
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On defense, he does not necessarily accrue statistics that can be counted, but he helps the team with his positioning and defensive rotations.
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After Bartolo Colon anchored three playoff rotations, the Indians traded him to Montreal in 2002 for a package including a young Cliff Lee.
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She moved to several temporary locations to finish the basic-sciences portion of her education, then landed in Miami for her clinical rotations.
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For the past few months, Mr. Ransom has worked there 16 hours a week as a technician, handling oil changes and tire rotations.
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There is a bearing on the tip of each handle to hold the cable and another bearing in each handle for smooth rotations.
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But he recovered well in the final two rotations, earning scores of 15.14.066 and 14.14.066 on the parallel bars and high bar respectively.
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The "healthy rotations" are "allowing excesses to abate and should help extend the duration of the advance," Wald wrote to CNBC's on Monday.
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But here is the problem with rotations: Without new money flowing in, gains often become zero-sum and can run out of fuel.
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But here is the problem with rotations: without new money flowing in, gains often become zero-sum and can run out of fuel.
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Every planet turns to its own beat, and a new animation from a video-savvy scientist shows just how different those rotations are.
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Several players emerged from the tunnel holding their phones in front of their faces, filming videos as they performed slow, 360-degree rotations.
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Lack of innovation, growth and cyclical rotations were his chief concerns, followed by disappointments from companies like Bristol-Myers and the erosion of Valeant.
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The Pentagon has said these troop rotations to Europe are intended to bolster ties with NATO allies and send a clear message to Russia.
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He's already spent two years at the Detroit hospital as a medical student, and will do rotations in pediatrics and trauma there this year.
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But in AltspaceVR and Pool Nation and other apps, you see the other player's head positions and hand positions and rotations, and that's all.
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"In recent days, oil has been a little bit more of a victim to broader rotations of capital in different asset classes," Essner said.
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So while Waymo's team of technicians handle the software updates and sensor calibrations, Avis' employees handle the oil checks, tire rotations, and other tasks.
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Sponsorships typically include commercial exposure in ads, backing a local or national tour and guaranteeing a certain number of rotations for the sponsored song.
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Aim for at least two rotations per second: The spinning motion allows the stone to stay on course, providing what physicists call ''gyroscopic stability.
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The union has cited the duration of rotations and salaries of new employees as primary sticking points during months of negotiations with the airline.
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He had faced a similar situation in Portland prior to that, falling out of favor on veteran team that already had its rotations set.
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Both teams have elite perimeter defenders and are very tight with their defensive rotations, limiting the amount of kickout three-point opportunities they allow.
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The Warriors have gotten mixed up on their rotations, bumping into Green in the paint, leaving shooters wide open and surrendering easy offensive rebounds.
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The triple axel, which requires three-and-a-half rotations in mid-air, is considered one of the most difficult moves in figure skating.
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It's a polarizing strategy that takes advantage of Milwaukee's collective wingspan with an understanding that pristine rotations, multiple efforts, and constant communication are required.
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For months, they had been working in rotations in Yuma, a small desert city in southwestern Arizona known primarily for its brutal summer temperatures.
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"I think we made two and a half rotations around Manhattan, from Washington Heights all the way down to Battery Park," Mr. Papper said.
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The increase raises the authorized troop level in Iraq to 4,087, not including special operations personnel, some logistics workers and troops on temporary rotations.
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However, when comparably-skilled pro teams match up, it's usually the one with the sharper defensive rotations and timelier blocks that rules the day.
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Taken separately the map rotations and class specializations would probably provide a lot of welcome variety in terms of play experience or tactical environment.
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"When Mattis was CENTCOM Commander, he demanded 2.0 carrier presence and got it, and it messed up the carrier rotations for years," Mabus said.
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The California Board of Registered Nursing requires that 75 percent of a nursing student's clinical education be completed with patient contact during hospital rotations.
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Most measured the passage of time by crop rotations, came from villages that don't appear on maps and had never seen a computer before.
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On the back end, he mixes man coverage with an array of zones that are ultimately simple but look complicated because of coverage rotations.
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It also deployed a "ride-out" team of 980 employees who worked in rotations throughout the storm to serve the 300 patients on site.
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Rotations are rounded out by more hittable pitchers who are prized more for their durability and tact in avoiding big innings and terrible outings.
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The union has cited the duration of staff rotations and salaries of new employees as primary sticking points during months of negotiations with the airline.
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Most games get pretty intense at the highest level, requiring you to be constantly testing and researching new strategies, optimizing your routes or ability rotations.
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Fortunately, none of this is in Perez's job description, so she can keep her focus on the daily shifts and rotations at the Phoenix depot.
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Someone posted a YouTube link of "Astral Traveling" and I had that video on loop for about 5 rotations until I bought a digital copy.
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Marttin said the bank had done a project in Brazil to curb deforestation and encourage farmers to extend their crop rotations to boost soil productivity.
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D'Antoni isn't as worried about adjusting to Durant as he is about more attainable goals, like limiting Thompson's space to shoot and improving defensive rotations.
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By decoupling an object's inertial mass and gravitational mass, McCulloch claims to be able to explain the observed galactic rotations using only their visible matter.
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Overall, "the breadth is healthy, the rotations have been healthy," Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading Partners, told CNBC in a Friday phone interview.
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Unlike traditional subprime leases, which often have strict terms, Xchange offers unlimited mileage and regular maintenance, including oil changes, tire rotations, and air filter replacement.
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The battery-operated Quip uses sonic vibrations (where the motor vibrates the bristles back and forth) instead of rotations, providing a higher level of cleaning.
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Combine this reality with the prevailing wisdom that pitching wins in October, and focusing on assembling deep starting rotations seems like the way to go.
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Look, even the best defensive teams break down at some point, whether it comes two, three, four, or ten reads and rotations into a possession.
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Tuesday's game could have been a symphony of hoops minutiae, all timed pin-downs and immaculate rotations—math-y, maybe, but a delight for connoisseurs.
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Eventually the lights have to go up, the dancers have to dissipate into the night and the ball has to stop its previously-ceaseless rotations.
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The reforms from the SOIL Stewardship Act provide stronger incentives for cover crop adoption, resource-conserving crop rotations, advanced grazing management and comprehensive conservation planning.
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The increase raises the authorized U.S. troop level in Iraq to 4,087, not including special operations personnel, some logistics workers and troops on temporary rotations.
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Accordingly, Keuchel averaged only 225 strikeouts per nine innings, and Statcast measured the spin rate of his four-seam fastball at 2,166 rotations per minute.
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Adaptation to changing weather and temperature patterns from climate change can require shifts in crop and seed selection, crop rotations, livestock production, and management systems.
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Lee adds in his Thursday report that tactical rotations into other cryptocurrencies in 2018 will likely be opportunities for investors to outperform bitcoin's gains. Disclaimer
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Before the season began, the Mets had one of the best starting rotations in the major leagues, a rotation capable of overcoming the bullpen's limitations.
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Put differently, Bob and Rob's arms might make four full rotations, but Alice only has to jump over the rope once—which is pretty damn weird.
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The U.S. Air Force has sent regular rotations of B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers as well as top-line fighter aircraft to Andersen.
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More conspicuously than any previous year, so-called small ball — loosely defined as five-man rotations with just one big man — has taken over college basketball.
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After more than 629 feet's worth of carefully planned wheel rotations, the team was finally able to push the rover out and continue its journey onward.
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Buried in all this discussion of time is that, if we're measuring in rotations around the sun, Lucier is 86 years old and Reich is 81.
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I worked on public health projects in rural India, dabbled in trauma and tropical medicine rotations in South Africa, and backpacked through Botswana, Kenya and Tanzania.
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"They were a little difficult to play against early on because of their zones, traps and rotations," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said of the Delta Devils.
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But he was unable to crack one of baseball's best (and healthiest) rotations and was unable to adjust to the way Manager Joe Maddon used him.
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It's evident in both clips already shown, but not only does Portland approach the defensive end with obvious effort, but its help rotations are consistently crisp.
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While the market may seem fairly steady, CNBC's Jim Cramer has noticed some major rotations swaying stocks below the surface as geopolitical tensions grow more strained.
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Both teams have rickety rotations but bullpens that their managers know how to use, Buck Showalter's playoff blunder (Zach Britton is still waiting to pitch) notwithstanding.
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For Coach Tyronn Lue, the Cavaliers' late-season experiment in team-building creates some challenges in terms of figuring out his rotations, not that he minds.
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Fit City In a rental space on West 36th Street, 18 people in two lines stretched, did shoulder rotations, lunges, neck rolls and ran in place.
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The colonists keep away from there, except for ice harvesters pulling gloomy rotations, and hunters like myself who brave those wastes for fresh meat and sport.
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The Earth would have to be spinning really really fast in order for it to be more than just a tiny bit squished by its own rotations.
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It was a true team win, and it was a strange game because this was like the playoffs, when you throw your rotations out of the window.
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The way to compensate for this is to arrange for clinical rotations in other areas of the state, where they can have exposure to different skin types.
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Opponents almost shoot 60 percent at the rim when he's near it, and so much of that number is thanks to late rotations from the weak side.
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New Orleans, which has for years held the bulk of LME zinc stocks, has been characterised by massive rotations of metal between on-and-off market storage.
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It will also collect a wealth of information including detailed maps of Saturn's gravity and magnetic fields, which could answer questions surrounding the speed of Saturn's rotations.
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Its existence was theorized by Vera Rubin in the late 70s because she couldn't account for observed galactic rotations based on the amount of visible matter alone.
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New Orleans, which has for years held the bulk of LME zinc stocks, has been characterized by massive rotations of metal between on-and-off market storage.
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So he let them play, sticking with his regular rotations, entrusting them to tell him if they needed a break from the grind of a long season.
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Strong and steady performances on the pommel horse, rings, vault and the parallel bars meant they topped the field of eight finalists from rotations one to four.
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BTF "rotations provide us with a consistent and near-continuous long-range weapon capability, and represent our ability to project air power around the globe," said Gen.
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If you have four, six, eight, or twenty friends over, and only one PS4, how many controller rotations will you need for everyone to get a turn?
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In addition to their adoption in computer graphics, where they serve as efficient tools for calculating rotations, quaternions live on in the geometry of higher-dimensional surfaces.
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It's unsurprising the Royals would value their best reliever so highly, given that they went to consecutive World Series behind unspectacular starting rotations redeemed by spectacular bullpens.
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For students readying for rotations in real clinics, simulations let them rehearse treatment choices, as well as the best ways to talk with patients while treating them.
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The government has recently recognized this soil crisis, which can lead to failed crop rotations, and created incentives for farmers to better understand the nutrients in soil.
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"If everybody stays healthy and does well, it could be one of the better rotations, I think, to be around baseball," Wheeler told VICE Sports last month.
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Although medical students usually stick to the human species, Harvard med students have been signing up for rotations at the zoo during their final months of training.
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The DIY device fractured the monastery images into rotations of jittery color and text, which play their meditative repetitions on two screens in one of the galleries.
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He knew it would take time for Leonard and George to form chemistry and for the team as a whole to adjust to revamped rotations and roles.
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In response, the Pentagon has stepped up training rotations and exercises on the territory of newer NATO allies in the east, such as this base in Bulgaria.
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A fully healthy Crowder and Horford have made an enormous difference the past few games, and that is with Horford still getting acclimated to his new defensive rotations.
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The U.S. has also increased troop rotations through Eastern Europe as a display of support for NATO members in the region, nervous at signs of Russian territorial aggression.
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Last holiday season, Susan Loesser, Frank Loesser's daughter, told NBC News that her father would be "furious" that radio stations were pulling the song from their holiday rotations.
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Since this was the date on which the city's newly elected consuls began their tenure, it marked a shift in calendric emphasis from agrarian cycles to civil rotations.
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Besides covering for employees on leave like Poole, the same-site rotations also provide development opportunities because the person making the jump gains experience working on different teams.
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The British, Germans, French, and Canadians, among others, have promised to support rotations of "battlegroups," small battalion-sized task forces of about 1,000 soldiers, through the Baltic States.
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This, in a game that's starving for the kind of quick get-in-get-out that keeps games like Overwatch as part of many people's regular gaming rotations.
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My phone battery was still reasonably full, but I nonetheless plugged it in to a bike-powered charging station we spotted and gave the pedals a few rotations.
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The Wiz and the Celtics played seven, but even that competitive and relatively close series was absolutely marred by Washington's heinously unfair bench play and bizarre player rotations.
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The team agreed to a seven-year, $175 million contract with the right-hander Stephen Strasburg, locking up an important part of one of the majors' best rotations.
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"Washington would likely redeploy any freed up troops and equipment to other bases in Asia, most likely Japan and in rotations through Philippines, Australia, and elsewhere," he said.
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As a psychologist who teaches medical students during their third-year rotations, these results made me wonder what's happening in residency programs that could be adversely affecting women.
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Rotations of soldiers and Marines became bogged down in changing missions and faced the familiar threats of guerrilla warfare reborn — roadside bombs, ambushes and (in Iraq, particularly) snipers.
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It was so deep in pitching that two relievers for that postseason — Jose Contreras and Jeff Weaver — soon pitched in rotations for teams that won the World Series.
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The pause in rotations will make sure personnel coming into Afghanistan are virus-free and minimize any risk that troops leaving would infect others in their home countries.
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The triple axel — a jump with three and a half rotations, and the only one with a forward-facing takeoff — is the rarest of feats in figure skating.
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The Defense Department provides all of those things for the military personnel at Guantánamo, mostly National Guard forces and reservists who come and go on nine-month rotations.
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A total force of about 600 U.S. troops has been present in the Baltic countries and Poland since April 2014, augmented by occasional rotations of other NATO allies.
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Too late: Jefferson could have made this play much easier on Smith and read the rotations sooner, but the possession was doomed once J.R.'s feet were scrambled.
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Saleh now employs a variety of Cover-4, Cover-25 and Cover-227 (a combination of 2126 and 211), usually with late rotations to maintain disguises until the snap.
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In fact, the signal was so stretched out that researchers observed one black hole spinning about the other, making approximately 50 rotations while in the band of LIGO's detectors.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechAccording to Carol Paty, a Georgia Tech associate professor who co-authored the study, Uranus' magnetic field is "tumbling around" with each of the planet's rotations.
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And those periodic rotations are remarkably precise—as accurate as an atomic clock until quite recently, at least for the class of pulsars emitting pulses in the millisecond regime.
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When Huggins talks about fathering hundreds of alien babies—and yes, that's another facet of his encounters—he sounds about as even-keeled as a farmer explaining crop rotations.
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Kevin Turner (Sutiru): Blizzard put in effort to make clear, obvious ability rotations for players of all classes in order to reduce the disparity in performance between skill levels.
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Armored units deployed for Atlantic Resolve rotations are typically stationed in Germany or elsewhere in Eastern Europe and have in the past arrived at ports closer to their bases.
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Since Russia's intervention in Ukraine in 2014, however, the Army has beefed up its presence with exercises along NATO's eastern flank and back-to-back rotations of armored units.
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Today, Parsons is a fourth-year student at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, studying in rotations, learning everything from large animal surgery to dairy production medicine.
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As Dow components 3M and Caterpillar brought the average to a record high on Tuesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer explained why the stock market has been experiencing so many rotations.
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She was in charge of coordinating third- and fourth-year clerkship rotations in internal medicine at the school's medical school, according to the Florida State College of Medicine's website.
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This is mostly due to the American astronomer Vera Rubin, whose measurement of galactic rotations in the 1960s and 70s put the existence of dark matter beyond a doubt.
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The idea for the program, founded by UMN second year medical students Sruthi Shankar and Sara Lederman, came after their university moved its classes online and canceled clinical rotations.
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Before starting clinical rotations, medical students are required to undergo standardized training in proper personal protective equipment (PPE) use, including masks, gloves, gowns and best practices in workplace safety.
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Wheeler, 27, was a critical piece of the Mets' rotations in 2013 and '14, but Tommy John surgery on his elbow forced him to miss the next two seasons.
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Medical schools around the US have told their third- and fourth-year students, who typically do clinical rotations in hospitals, to stay home amid the spread of the coronavirus.
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Phillips could continue or even ramp up the complexity this week, as Baker Mayfield was slow to process the Titans' and Jets' coverage rotations in Weeks 1 and 2.
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Congress should consider expanding that provision to include a mandate that all incoming FSOs complete multiple rotations outside the department at other national security agencies or the private sector.
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The two teams left standing for the World Series, the Astros and Nationals, rode starting rotations stuffed with All-Stars such as Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Cole and Strasburg.
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In a visit to the Philippines in April, Carter announced expanded military ties, including regular rotations of U.S. troops and military equipment and joint patrols in the South China Sea.
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One day, Schardt had been helping stroke patients at a rehab hospital as part of her rotations in North Texas when she began to experience symptoms similar to a stroke.
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Meanwhile, the other four Heat players move the ball around the arc so quickly—and cut so constantly—that opposing players are forced to make several rotations on each play.
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By now you probably made it through a few rotations of your winter wardrobe and may be ready to retire the tights and shake up your well-worn sweater collection.
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Two simple rotations of the magnetic field appeared to trigger the response—movements comparable to a person nodding their head up or down, or turning it from left to right.
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This makes sense, since multiplying higher-dimensional numbers involves rotation, and when you switch the order of rotations in more than two dimensions you end up in a different place.
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Engineers and scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory recreated the scenario with an Opportunity mock-up and identified a sequence of wheel rotations that would ultimately set the rover free.
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It would eliminate certain requirements that benefit wildlife and watersheds, like the exclusion for infrastructure payments for confined animal feeding operations and the supplemental payments for resource-conserving crop rotations.
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Williams later reacted cantankerously to a question related to Carolina's rotations during the season and jumped on the news media for being overly critical of the team and his coaching.
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In the first case, the moves capture the full symmetry of a square because the same set of rotations and reflections, along with time shifts, will leave the system unchanged.
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When it comes to planting decisions, cash and futures prices may cause Serbian farmers to devote a bit of extra area to one particular crop, but rotations usually win out.
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"For someone to make it through college, medical school, clinical rotations, and internship, by the time they got to residency they would likely have developed more compensatory skills," says Voulgarakis.
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According to the Florida State College of Medicine's website, Van Vessem was in charge of coordinating third- and fourth-year clerkship rotations in internal medicine on the school's Tallahassee campus.
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"By the fourth and fifth rotations, the humus layer declines, trees topple over earlier and earlier, because the root wads are not thick enough to hold the trees," Stamets said.
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Lawren Wooten, a medical student at the Georgetown University School of Medicine, said she was supposed to start clinical rotations in April, and her program has put them on hold.
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Unlike previous experiments which had achieved slower rotations and lower sensitivity at much colder temperatures, the researchers write in their study that their approach can be achieved at room temperature.
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A lot of people are leaving our team when we come back next year (going on rotations, child care, etc.) so we're planning who's going to take over whose work.
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Total is seeking to extend the time workers at its fields spend offshore to three-week rotations instead of two, matching the rota system at its newly acquired Maersk fields.
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The announcement of new rotations comes just weeks after the two countries reached a separate security deal that allows a rotating U.S. military presence at five bases in the Philippines.
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And here, under a cream shacket, it's not hard to reimagine their return to our daily rotations as genre-bending pants/instruments of smart-casual weekends/part-time tights, even.
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Exercises that reach those areas include wood chops, medicine ball rotations, medicine ball slams (at a variety of angles) and banded overhead extensions side to side and back to front.
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We talked to everyone from a yoga influencer to a published author to help us decide whether or not it's time to retire those trusty leggings from our regular outfit rotations.
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In preparation, NASA has been using six-month crew member rotations and Scott Kelly's groundbreaking one-year mission on the ISS to study the effects of space on the human body.
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"Welcome to the world of intense rotations, which have already begun since the Fed signaled in 2014 that things were getting too good to stay accommodative," the "Mad Money " host said.
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At the same time, simulators had reached a point where they could optimize the minutiae of rotations and stat weights, eliminating the need for painstaking math and theorycraft on that front.
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The mission is carried out by fighter aircraft from Allied nations that typically deploy to KIA (Keflavik International Airport) for rotations lasting around three to four weeks, three times a year.
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To become a pharmacist, for example, students must earn a four-year doctoral or professional degree and complete a series of clinical rotations within their program before being able to practice.
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The United States has already budgeted to sharply boost military training and exercises and last month announced it would deploy continuous rotations of U.S.-based armored brigade combat teams to Europe.
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After completing rotations in exercises like Saber Junction 19, they share the techniques they have learned within their units, and teach the unconventional warfare tactics to the rest of the force.
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Each jump is worth a certain number of points based on the degree of difficultly, and judges frequently watch slow motion replays of routines to make sure rotations are properly noted.
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Then the calls came from local hospitals: They no longer wanted nursing students to come for clinical rotations, primarily because of public health advisories on limiting the spread of the virus.
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It has sensors inside that can measure acceleration and angular rotations as well as a microcontroller that can run neural networks, which are algorithmic programs that are taught to recognize patterns.
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She drills the vault — an event for which she is the reigning Olympic champion — and then spends the next three rotations simply padding her lead to margins that look like typos.
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Love went out with a head injury in the first quarter, forcing Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue to juggle his rotations and keep James on the floor longer than he wanted to.
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In an industry that measures the angle of every swing, the rotations of every pitch and the route efficiency of every fielder, the formula for repeating remains the ultimate unsolved riddle.
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Zimmer's unit dictates terms to opposing offenses more than any other NFL defense, using a terrifying front four, finely tuned coverage rotations and a litany of blitzes to punish opposing quarterbacks.
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The bloom's animation effect is achieved by progressive rotations of the golden ratio, phi (ϕ), the same ratio that nature employs to generate the spiral patterns we see in pinecones and sunflowers.
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This will help in detecting the stochastic gravitational wave background and in establishing an independent timing standard based on the long-term stability of the rotations of a group of millisecond pulsars.
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That one team manages to stick to opponents through four or five rotations on defense, contesting shots inside and out, while the other team routinely loses players after one screen or cut.
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If Cauley-Stein was, like, seven percent more confident and nine percent more aggressive, with a point guard who draws attention, manipulates back-line rotations, and can shoot, he'd be Steven Adams.
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It took Frank Vogel's curious rotations, benching all three of Paul George, Monta Ellis and George Hill to start the second and fourth quarters, to give the Raptors the slightest of chances.
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While re-entering the atmosphere at the end of their missions, each of these satellites successfully completed at least two full rotations around the Earth at altitudes below 243 miles (262 km).
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In its announcement on Wednesday that classes were being moved online and spring break extended by a week, the University of Pennsylvania said medical and nursing students would continue their clinical rotations.
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Dr. Van Vessem was responsible for coordinating the third- and fourth-year clerkship rotations in internal medicine at the Tallahassee campus of Florida State, according to a profile on the university's website.
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But the most important thing for investors to understand about rotations is that bulls in bears' clothing are always lurking, searching for areas of value they can recommend despite the news cycle.
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The enthusiasm that Kipnis has poured into his outfield re-education was present in the softball-size grass stain on his pants after spending two rotations during Wednesday's practice attacking fly balls.
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Some 4,000 US soldiers have also been deployed to eastern Europe as part of troop rotations the Pentagon said are intended to bolster ties with NATO allies and send a message to Russia.
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"We're fine, we're fine," James said, acknowledging the rotations the Cavaliers have been playing are works in progress while guards Isaiah Thomas, Derrick Rose and Dwyane Wade work their way back from injuries.
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For instance I can see the levels becoming repetitive processes of shields down, transport, shields up, shoot rotations, and the controls, while fun at first, will quickly becoming boring due to their simplicity.
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If economic growth snaps back after the virus is contained, the market may finally see a sustained rotation into smaller cap and value stocks, Wilson said, after several smaller rotations in recent years.
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Alongside video lectures and interactive activities, students now spend time with patients earlier, with a weekly session starting in year one, and do clinical rotations in year two, moved up by a year.
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He is essentially living with my brother and me part-time this year, since he has to go back and forth between Atlanta and New Orleans for his fourth-year med school rotations.
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Troy Norton: I start work at 11 PM and get off at 7:30 AM, and then we work rotations—which means I'll work six days in a row with three days off.
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Although the Chinese team came up on top during the qualifiers, they trailed in fifth place with two rotations to go, only pulling back on the parallel bars where they topped their competition.
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The Cavaliers' defensive rotations rotated until they did not — a striking number of Warriors had time to exhale and take cool aim at the rim, their putative defenders trapped in another ZIP code.
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The U.S. has increased the size and duration of Army combat rotations in Central and Eastern Europe, placed more armor and artillery inside Poland and provided advanced Javelin anti-armor missiles to Ukraine.
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Common sense says yes, but William Hamilton, one of the most prolific mathematicians of the 26th century, struggled for more than a decade to find the math for describing rotations in three dimensions.
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In the world of the American military, where contingency planning is a mantra drummed into the psyche of every officer, the moves are ostensibly part of standard Defense Department training and troop rotations.
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"We're kind of in this limbo"So far, at least 165 medical schools have decided to suspend clinical rotations for their students, according to a medical student crowdsourced spreadsheet reviewed by Business Insider.
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Knicks 109, Pacers 103 INDIANAPOLIS — Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek has shuffled rotations like a deck of cards in recent weeks, searching for improved energy and chemistry even as victories have eluded his team.
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I send a few emails out — one to my mentor from one of my clinical rotations in grad school, one to the caterer for my best friend's bridal shower, and one my accountant.
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China, top in qualifying, were in danger of missing out on the medals when stumbles and falls on the vault, rings and floor exercise left them trailing fifth with two rotations to go.
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Sarah Burns, a third-year student at Ohio State University College of Medicine, said the psychological stress of her debt weighed on her constantly, adding to the pressure of exams and clinical rotations.
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The Bucks forced a ton of turnovers and occasionally made Kidd look like he knew what he was doing, but they were inevitably done in by poor communication, missed rotations, and untenable execution.
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Albrecht and Franke employ a complex series of crop rotations and practice no-till farming, which enriches the soil, produces a high-quality product, saves on labor, and reduces the farm's greenhouse gas emissions.
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"I said this before we knew we were going to play eight games in 30 days, which is a lot for this squad, so I'm making rotations in every game we play," Pellegrini said.
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The 1,000 member Cabin Crew Union of LAN Express began a walk-off on Tuesday, citing the duration of rotations and salaries of new employees as sticking points in ongoing negotiations with the airline.
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This created a "reassurance initiative" to gradually increase prepositioned stocks of munitions and allow for "heel-to-toe" rotations of an additional armor brigade from the United States to Europe at nine-month intervals.
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The game tells you all the ability rotations and stat weights up front, and is Icy Veins really better at this than Astrylian [a prominent theorycrafter who now works for Blizzard in systems design]?
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Like previous rotations, this ABCT is taking a new route to its operating areas, underscoring the Army's ongoing efforts to make sure it can get to a fight in Europe if one breaks out.
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Because Cleveland has additional threats surrounding James this year, Golden State's rotations when the ball moves away from him will have to be much more on point than they were in last year's Finals.
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Marines have deployed on rotations to Norway since 2017 and taken part in exercises in Alaska with the Army and Air Force in an effort to get used to harsh conditions at higher latitudes.
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On the witness stand, Bergdahl's squad leader, Sergeant Evan Beautow, was describing how he and his soldiers would drive in Humvees out to their outpost from Forward Operating Base Sharana for five-day rotations.
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What's worse, under typical crop rotations, corn ethanol's net GHG emissions could be as much as 70 percent higher than those of gasoline even before counting the emissions due to indirect land-use change.
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Widgetop's aptly named Countdown Dashboard generated customizable countdown clocks, while iStat Nano, by Islaye, displayed system status information about your Mac (like internal temperature, CPU and RAM usage, fan rotations per minute, and uptime).
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So as the the and on Wednesday, he went over the concept of rotations — when investors swap out of one stock group and into another — and how homegamers can use them to their advantage.
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Moreover, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average's performance — up 8 percent and 8003 percent for the year, respectively — highlights why rotations happen in the first place, the "Mad Money" host said.
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She did two more rotations in Iraq before a long stint at a remote outpost in Zabul Province, Afghanistan, in 2012, where she won awards for being a top human intelligence collector and linguist.
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Reed (10.9 points per game), junior guard Gabe DeVoe (nine) and sophomore forward Elijah Thomas (353) comprise one of the ACC's top bench rotations, as Clemson is 10-1 when its reserves outscore the opposition.
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Cincinnati made just 2385 of 383 shots from the field in the first half, including only 238 of 242 from the 22003-point line, as the Mustangs executed solid defensive rotations and forced difficult shots.
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After watching a few Whirling Dervish YouTube videos for inspirations, I found a soft looking patch of sand and began my spins, making sure not to disrespectfully mirror the Dervishes religiously motivated rotations too closely.
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Whoever draws that unfortunate matchup will get plenty of help in the form of swarming rotations and switches, of course, but sending too much help KD's way opens up the boards for Kanter and Adams.
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With "redirected walking," you'd believe that you're walking straight, while you are actually being lured on a safer cyclical path through your room, using a series of small rotations and visual distractors inside the headset.
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Then I got the news that would leave me heartbroken: because of a policy enacted decades ago, I would not be able to participate in clinical rotations as a medical student at any VA hospital.
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It also gives more details to budget proposals disclosed in February that quadrupled military aid and outlined more frequent rotations of troops into Europe, where they would have used older training equipment pre-positioned there.
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It gets its name from the two-and-a-half rotations the skater makes in the air before landing — spinning 900 degrees — and is revered because of the technical skills needed to land the trick.
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Even with a schedule that's gifted them the Cleveland Cavaliers and Orlando Magic (three times!), Chicago's effort, hair-on-fire aggression, and tight rotations are sustainable to a degree against teams that aren't expecting it.
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Abrazo Health, a Phoenix-based hospital and emergency-care network, recently launched two new graduate medical education programs in the Phoenix area, with its first class of internal medicine and general surgery residents starting rotations.
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Earlier Marine rotations through Camp Bastion had warned that the lightly defended Regional Training Center on the western side of the base was a likely route of attack, but apparently no action had been taken.
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The vitamin A derivative is a powerhouse product when it comes to helping smooth and brighten complexions — and lucky for us, we don't need to splurge in order to slide it into our beauty rotations.
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In fact they looked in danger of missing out on the medals completely after stumbles and falls on the vault, rings and floor exercise left them trailing in fifth place with two rotations to go.
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Enthusiasm for the alliance in Australia, one of America's closest partners, which hosts American spy facilities and rotations of American Marines, had already been under pressure from China, with which Australia conducts the most trade.
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Typically, lower-energy rotations are more difficult to tell apart than the higher-energy vibrational states, but the scientists were able to measure the buckyballs with enough resolution to determine both the vibrational and rotational states.
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Jackson creates transition opportunities for his team by getting into passing lanes for steals, contests and blocks shots at the rim as a help defender, and shows good timing on his rotations from the weak side.
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Dunford acknowledged that there were sometimes more than 3,800 American troops in Iraq, but he attributed the discrepancy to units that were overlapping during rotations, embassy personnel and service members assigned to temporary in-country duties.
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He knows that this is the first step in becoming a transitory player, someone always in the latest trade for picks, moving in and out of rotations, before his eventual productive-but-lonesome exile to China.
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Many had regular rotations in my moody AIM away messages, and I nearly got a couple of them tattooed on my wrists — an idea that, thank god, I didn't have the guts to follow through on.
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Although the stars on the outskirts of a galaxy should've been rotating far slower than those closer to the galactic center, observations revealed that the galactic rotations of inner and outer stars was effectively the same.
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If the big stays glued to Capela, he's conceding a layup; sliding over to help tips a domino of rotations that ends in an open three or with the driver floating the ball skyward to Capela.
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Private contractors, C.I.A. agents, U.S. Army troops, Marines, and others come and go in rotations, such that the Naval Station's identity is constantly morphing, and yet some aspects of the detention facility remain anchored, weighted, unchanging.
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China, top in qualifying, were in danger of missing out on the medals completely when stumbles and falls on the vault, rings and floor exercise left them trailing in fifth place with two rotations to go.
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Kim — from Torrance, California — earned a whopping 93.75 in her first run in the women's halfpipe finals that included a frontside 1080 (or three full rotations in the air) and front 900 with a tail grab.
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For the East, LeBron James's frontcourt-mate will be Jimmy Butler, a breakout star on a depressing team who still plays as if he has some miniature Tom Thibodeau planted in his brain barking out rotations.
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On Thursday, the top U.S. general in Afghanistan announced measures the international coalition there is taking to prevent the spread of the virus, including halting troop rotations in and, in some cases, out of the country.
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Jack Peng, a third year medical student at the University of Maryland Baltimore, which is pausing clinical rotations until at least March 31, is involved in a group called the Baltimore Health Professionals Mutual Aid Cooperative.
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With approval from Chiefs head coach Andy Read, he used the off-seasons to complete his work and fulfill his clinical rotations, and he earned his four-year doctor of medicine degree from McGill in 2018.
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"We've taken into account the seasonal rains, but the lower prices for wheat and higher prices for alternative crops, such as rotations into chickpeas, lentils and pulses must also be taken into account," Gleeson told Reuters.
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And while it is true that these rotations of senior commanders have never been entirely within the military's control, this is a problem that the military has compounded by rotating subordinate commands through even more often.
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After squad rotations backfired against Alaves, Luis Enrique picked a similar team to the one that battered Celtic 7-0 in the Champions League on Tuesday in Barca's biggest ever win in European soccer's top competition.
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A threat in myriad ways who spent the summer figuring out how he can cut down on risky jump passes that turn into turnovers, DeRozan is seeing the floor with more clarity and anticipating defensive rotations.
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Watch how little resistance Wall gets from those two: Cleveland also is not very sharp with rotations and switches, and that's especially apparent in transition, where defenders are forced to make quick reads at full speed.
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And whether or not the new Trump administration supports the continued rotations as a counter to Vladimir Putin's expansionist approach is a key question even as the first brigade begins its nine-month tour in Eastern Europe.
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He sees the court like a point guard, too, anticipating defensive movement and rotations and directing his teammates around the court, knowing exactly where they need to be before he makes his move and collapses the defense.
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On cue, JP Morgan on Thursday outlined how to best prepare for the turning cycle in a note entitled: "The best late-cycle trades - Rotations for an outcome that's highly anticipated but hardly positioned for across markets".
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There's an incredibly fiddly and unresponsive touch control scheme on the right ear cup: one tap to pause or play, swipes up and down to toggle noise canceling, and full circular rotations to increase or decrease volume.
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Mike Wilson, equity strategist at Morgan Stanley, said in a note that the rise in interest rates has signaled the possibility for end-of-cycle risks, which would cap stock market gains and lead to intramarket rotations.
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Because the program is designed around the idea of offering employees short-term rotations, it would not make sense as a maternity-leave option in countries where the the leave periods are much longer, such as Canada.
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After entering the transactions on SWIFT, the CBI documents said, Shetty – who worked at the same branch from 2010 to 2017 despite normal bank practices of regular rotations - did not record them on the bank's internal system.
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What I found was, in essence, a religious community committed to living off produce from an organic farm that is dependent on foreign volunteers—who complete arduous tasks in four- to five-hour rotations during the day.
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In February, the Pentagon requested $3.4 billion from the $583 billion in the 2017 defense budget to increase troop rotations and military exercises in Europe, essentially calling for the constant presence of a third brigade in Europe.
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Their five-man bench unit challenged convention about rotations all year long, proving to be one of the league's best lineups over a decent sample and leading Dwane Casey and company to challenge the unofficial postseason playbook.
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That's where Chen pulled off his unprecedented number of quads, which require four full rotations in the air and which, until this weekend, had never been done so many times before in one routine on Olympic ice.
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Likewise, the rise of GM crops in the US has been accompanied by a decline in crop diversity and crop rotations (not good!) but also a rise in no-till farming, which reduces soil erosion (quite good!).
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"Scientifically, someone told me that five rotations in the air is a possibility, but the I.S.U. don't even have scores for that," Hanyu said, referring to quintuple jumps and the sport's governing body, the International Skating Union.
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The star is spinning incredibly fast—30 complete rotations every second—and generating a force so strong that the forces keeping it from simply flinging itself out into space are more than 10 billion times stronger than steel.
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Replacing a skateboard's wheels with fidget spinnersOn multiple occasions Tony Hawk has landed his famous 900 trick, which is a full two-and-a-half rotations in the air after launching off the top of a half pipe.
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Complete with their Aeroccino milk frother and Centrifusion technology of up to 7,000 rotations per minute, this smart machine scans the barcodes of your capsules to make sure you're getting the perfect creamy blend for that specific drink.
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And from the looks of it, Biles could take the move to solid ground whenever she wants — her feet were the first part of her body to contact the foam pit after two full rotations in the air.
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It lowered his impact in the playoffs, when all of a sudden the Spurs didn't have enough players who could drive a gap, force defensive rotations, and spark the ball movement that makes them so difficult to contain.
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At three and a half rotations, it's one of the most difficult moves in figure skating, famously nailed by Tonya Harding in 212 at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships — she was the first American woman to land it.
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With the new MK7, the company is only making minor improvements, including a new coreless direct drive motor that promises to completely eliminate an effect called 'cogging' where electric motors occasionally feel like they're stuttering during slow rotations.
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ET, FSN Oklahoma, CSN California (Sacramento) ABOUT THE THUNDER (2100-25): Oklahoma City is just waiting to see who it will face in the first round and is experimenting with some different rotations as preparation for the playoffs.
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Her tentative approach was a striking contrast to that of Cassie Sharpe, the eventual gold medalist in the event, who, on her second qualifying run, hit back-to-back 900s and three full rotations for a 1080 jump.
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I put this question to Leo Mazzone, the former pitching coach for the Atlanta Braves and the custodian of one of baseball's greatest rotations of starting pitchers: Greg Maddux, John Smoltz and Tom Glavine, Hall of Famers all.
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And the virtuosity of those rotations — the men turn, upside down, on either both hands or one, so unexpectedly and so fast that you can't quite see what they're doing or how — is a touch of theatrical magic.
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Alison Whelan, AAMC's chief medical education officer, said that AAMC and educators are still trying to figure out a curriculum that would appropriately prepare medical students to be ready for when they are put back on clinical rotations.
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They determined that the mantis curved its jointed abdomen up, rotated its front legs counterclockwise and its rear legs clockwise, and switched front and rear rotations once and then back again — all within 70-thousandths of a second.
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It's not perfect; researchers say Dactyl only actually solves the Rubik's Cube about 60 percent of the time when 15 rotations are required—and 20 percent when cube's scramble is at maximum difficulty requiring 26 or more turns.
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After four, four-month rotations within our newsroom, team members will graduate from the program with the chance to apply for exciting internal roles and will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to thrive in today's digital space.
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There are really two processes at play here: one, the massive rotations, collisions and collapses that, over millions of years, have given form to outer space; and, two, the brief history of our efforts to understand and label them.
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Even as managers have expanded their rotations of starting pitchers from three to four to five members, and shortened starters' average appearances from seven or eight innings to five or six, the basic structure of pitcher usage remained intact.
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Dozens of agents from field offices across the country, including New York, have been temporarily pulled off their normal criminal investigation duties to work two-week rotations protecting members of the large Trump family, Secret Service officials told CNN.
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Both Biles (15.866) and Raisman (15.633) nailed their vaults, finishing with the best scores of their rotations, even as Biles had a one-tenth deduction for crossing her toes in the air, a quirk Biles does on every vault.
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It was that daredevil spirit that elevated Ormerod into the snowboarding stratosphere in 2014 when, months after missing the Sochi Olympics, she became the first female to land a backside double cork 1080 — three rotations with two inverted flips.
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There will always be the seasonal return of denim and utility-inspired fabrics to enhance our regular outfit rotations, but this year we've also got our eye on oversized silhouettes and vegan leathers to shake things up a bit.
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The U of U was a powerhouse of computer graphics research then, and Newell had some novel ideas for algorithms that could realistically display 3D shapes—rendering complex effects like shadows, reflective textures, or rotations that reveal obscured surfaces.
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Soaking up Brogdon's minutes with a combination of Wesley Matthews and Kyle Korver is not ideal, but Milwaukee still has one of the deepest rotations in the conference and should be considered a legitimate contender for a finals appearance.
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It will still be beautiful, and still be interesting, but the mode of how it worked will seem weird and foreign in a league that has really figured out the rotations to stop that kind of shit on the regular.
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MLB Team Report - Texas Rangers - INSIDE PITCH ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers have had one of the most dependable rotations in the American League to start the season, with the starters working at least five innings in all 23 games.
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Rejoice, 2016 Rock fans and lovers of the year of leap: Today, after four rotations around the sun, Leap Day William emerges from his ocean trench home to trade children's tears for candy and remind us all to seize the day.
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"Not gonna lie this was a doozy," Chip writes of the slow-motion video in which he skillfully tosses a hammer into the air, watches it do two full rotations and catches it effortlessly in the loop of his tool belt.
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Click here to view original GIFAs you raced through your locker combination four or five times a day during high school, did you ever stop to wonder how those seemingly random rotations actually worked to protect your lunch and textbooks?
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Next month, he'll begin his surgical residency and will do rotations at St. John Hospital in Detroit, the very same place where doctors at one point gave him a 10 percent chance of surviving and then ultimately saved his life.
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"When combined with 750 tonnes of central bank gold purchases related to de-dollarization and defensive portfolio rotations, the savings glut means we maintain our bullish gold stance with a 6-month target of $1600/toz," the Wall Street bank said.
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If there's any All-Star that's yet to make a summer getaway (looking at you, Jimmy Butler) it'll likely be in the next couple weeks but this, now, is the deep lull season for the starting rotations, heck even the bench.
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I also had to set aside all my favorite fitted shirts and pants I used to love wearing to class and to my clinical rotations at the hospital — they were no longer comfortable now that I sat slumped all day.
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The solution, which a giddy Hamilton famously carved into Dublin's Broome Bridge when it finally hit him on October 2360, 1843, was to stick the globe into a larger space where rotations behave more like they do in two dimensions.
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"Looks like value took it to growth today as one of the most vicious rotations I've seen in ages rocked the averages and brought some of the real rocket ships screaming back down to earth," the "Mad Money " host said.
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According to Statcast data, his curveball was at 3,204 rotations per minute before the trade, second best in baseball among those who had thrown at least 100 curveballs; since the trade, he has the best spin rate at 3,183 r.p.m.
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"In accordance with directives from county and state officials, we have restricted all nonessential personnel from our inpatient facilities, which includes students in clinical nursing rotations," said Anna Kiger, chief nurse officer at the North California health system Sutter Health.
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These artists have received placement on key playlists on streaming services like Spotify, which has no formal criticism in its editorial offerings, and in some cases, they play on major radio stations, which also rarely factor nonmusical considerations into its rotations.
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The couple met in October 2013 at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia when the bride was a third-year medical student on one of her first clinical rotations and the groom was a third-year orthopedic surgery resident.
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The military maneuvers were part of what the Chinese defense ministry said were "routine annual rotations," but the timing of the action — after three months of increasingly tense and violent pro-democracy protests — has heightened nerves in Hong Kong even further.
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They have faced fierce resistance from American medical schools, who have argued that the Caribbean schools provide inferior education, and have also guarded their turf by trying to block students of offshore schools from the clinical rotations they need to graduate.
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"While this appears to be a large turnover in a short period of time, a change of administration always brings personnel changes, and there is nothing unusual about rotations or retirements in the Foreign Service," it said in a statement.
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When farmers are ready to step up to even more advanced conservation systems, they can access CSP, which can be used to target soil health improvements, including diversified crop rotations and high-level rotational grazing, on a farmer's entire operation.
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But "the whole group is facing some major problems that we haven't had to deal with for ages, issues of relevance, capital returns [and] rotations that have made the stocks seem a lot less attractive," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But "the whole group is facing some major problems that we haven't had to deal with for ages, issues of relevance, capital returns [and] rotations that have made the stocks seem a lot less attractive," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Two weeks later I met up with Mr. Richey for a strength-building session that began with a water-filled ball with handles, not unlike a kettlebell, which I used for trunk rotations and squats as a total body warm-up.
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The Cavs opened with a few nice defensive possessions and started this possession with a dozen great closeouts, rotations, and recoveries—only to throw it all away in the final three seconds of the shot clock: Plays like this aren't rare.
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And with the tyros determined to push their nimble bodies further — it is not inconceivable that the next frontiers will soon be conquered — be it a quad-Axel (requiring 4-1/2 rotations), a quad-quad combination or even a quintuple jump.
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"You definitely think about turnovers a little more, you think about decisions you make a little more, defensive rotations, and you know there's a stop and you kind of think 'oh, dang,'" Magette said of playing in front of these player evaluators.
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The administration stood up the first-ever U.S.-South Korean combined military division in 2015, added U.S. force rotations to the Korean peninsula and is completing its largest overseas base in a $10.7 billion plan to relocate U.S. forces within South Korea.
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Robert McMahan, Kettering's president, who himself holds five patents, credits the university's unique history (until 1982 it was part of General Motors and retains deep ties with the car industry) and its requirement that students repeatedly alternate between classrooms and job rotations.
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The twist is that they don't clear until a line sweeps across the screen, and the twist to that twist is that the line moves in time to an eclectic soundtrack, and all your block rotations and drops contribute to the auditory experience.
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China, in contrast, were languishing in fifth place with only two rotations remaining as a fall on the floor by Deng Shudi, was followed by You Hao stumbling off the crash mat completely when he over-rotated his dismount from the rings.
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While the United States closed its bases in the Philippines in 1992, it plans to send U.S. troops and equipment there on regular rotations and the two countries have begun joint patrols in the South China Sea as China asserts its territorial claims.
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As a senior medical student at Imperial College London, I find myself exposed to a range of medical and surgical specialties during my clinical rotations — each of them presenting different problems, but managed in the same three stages: conservative, medical and surgical management.
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There is no doubt that Durant outshines all three players, but giving up both of the team's centers, and its starting small forward, seemed like a step back in terms of the deep rotations that Coach Steve Kerr has been known to employ.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, MSG (New York) ABOUT THE 22ERS (276-23): Rookie Richaun Holmes is one of many Philadelphia players whose playing time fluctuates as Brown tries different rotations, but he has made the most of his opportunities on the offensive end.
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The legendary Death Lineup—Curry, Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, and Draymond Green—is getting absolutely roasted (in a mere 58 minutes) by a league that's had a couple years to adjust their own rotations and now knows what to expect.
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It's a beatable strategy against those that see it coming (like the Magic on Wednesday night), but by engaging all five guys on most possessions—forcing communication, quick rotations, and an understanding of where to be—it suits a young team nicely.
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Thompson struggled through much of the Western Conference portion of the playoffs, but the Utah Jazz and San Antonio Spurs forced him to put the ball on the ground before shooting because they made timely rotations and ran him off the line.
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The materials it will deliver for the rotating engine disks - which are a substantial part of the engine and have to absorb enormous pressure - will operate in conditions of up to 16,500 rotations per minute and temperatures over 2,000° Celsius, Voestalpine said.
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Vivian Paredes Bhushan, a fourth year medical student at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, which has suspended clinical rotations until at least the end of March, was studying for her exams this month before both were suspended due to the coronavirus.
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Golden State's rotations were hampered without Andre Iguodala, who sustained a bone bruise in his knee in Game 3, but Kevon Looney did a respectable job starting in his place, and the team got solid play out of the rookie Jordan Bell.
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Already, US military planners are quietly trying to figure out if the regular rotations of tens of thousands of personnel can take place this spring and summer, a routine occurrence that could be complicated as countries begin to shut down their borders.
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Most e-bikes offer either a pedal-assist function that kicks on a motor after a rider completes a few pedal rotations or a throttle-assist in which it features a dedicated accelerator capable of powering the bike with or without rider pedaling.
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So as the tech sector weighed down the Nasdaq and on Wednesday, the "Mad Money " host went over the concept of rotations — when investors swap out of one stock group and into another — and how homegamers can use them to their advantage.
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Over the past 50 years, organic farms have provided conventional agriculture with examples of new ways to farm and acted as a testing ground for a different set of management practices, from diversifying crop rotations and composting to using cover crops and conservation tillage.
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The increase is seen both in terms of time spent by risk specialists in firm-focused teams through their rotations, as well as through regular meetings in "affinity group" settings, where both groups benefited from an exchange of information, observations and experience on risk areas.
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Now the company is making it even easier to fix photos with a new version of the Google Photos app that will suggest quick fixes and other tweaks – like rotations, brightness corrections, or adding pops of color, for example – right below the photo you're viewing.
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In the absence of stray air molecules to slow it down — the test was carried out in a vacuum — the tiny spinner was able to achieve rotation speeds of 60 billion rotations per minute, which vastly exceeds what was previously possible, the scientists reported.
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The White House said that figure would allow for "continuous U.S. armored brigade rotations" through stations in central and eastern Europe, as well as ramped-up U.S. participation in NATO military exercises and the deployment of additional combat vehicles and supplies to the region.
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Read More Cramer Remix: How to conquer stock rotations On Monday, Saut had told "Squawk Box" the "selling stampede" that led to the worst January for Wall Street since 2009 may have ended with the start of a two-day rally the previous week.
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Mr. Obama has already agreed to increase the number of American troops in Europe, announcing in March that he would deploy rotations of United States-based armored brigade combat teams to Eastern Europe to create what officials call a continuous, but not a "permanent," presence.
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And while it's debatable whether or not juice is all that great for you in the first place, the Hurom HP's auger spins at 43 rotations per minute as opposed to the Omega NC800HDR's 80 rpms, meaning you'll get higher-quality, less-oxidized juice.
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"We're looking for rotations into defensive sectors, like staples and utilities, and we think utilities are particularly cheap given the fact that they have strong fundamentals, strong revenues and the pause in interest rates actually makes them look more attractive right now," she said Friday.
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Even if Toronto ends up pivoting from that unit—they did not have success in a noisy regular-season sample against Cleveland, largely because the game Toronto won was without Lowry, forcing them to shuffle rotations—the five bench players in question will have roles.
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In response, the Pentagon has stepped up training rotations and exercises on the territory of newer NATO allies in the east, including along a narrow 2000-mile-wide stretch of rolling Polish farmland near the Lithuanian border northeast of here called the Suwalki Gap.
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On Wednesday, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced he was putting a freeze on all military travel and troop rotations for 60 days — a significant departure in tone from the plans announced this week by the White House to "reopen" the economy by Easter.
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The restoration might occur trillions of years from now, when every object down to the smallest particle has expanded out of causal contact with every other object, making the universe as good as empty, and perfectly symmetrical under translations, rotations, dilatations, and special conformal transformations.
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Switching is mostly frowned upon, which simplifies defensive rebounding (long an issue for the Bucks) and reduces the negative side effects that long rotations tend to have, which is evident when you look at how often they foul shooters relative to the past four years.
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His team, located on the northern island of Hokkaido, has come to expect that sort of performance; he won 21 games in 21 starts last year—NPB teams have six-man rotations and play fewer games—with a 218 ERA and 22019 whiffs in 221 innings.
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After watching a large sample of cold brown dwarfs for a year and a half equaling around a thousand rotations, they came to what might be a surprising conclusion: The best-fit model for their data turned out something that looked a whole lot like planet Neptune.
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Hill was 35 years old, the veteran of parts of ten big-league seasons, most of them spent shuttling between the rotations and bullpens of mediocre Major League teams and their Triple-A affiliates; he had just been cut by the Syracuse Chiefs, Washington's Triple-A team.
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Under the EDI, the US has already spent millions upgrading and expanding facilities in Eastern Europe and on Operation Atlantic Resolve, which includes US armored rotations in Europe, a continuous presence in the Black Sea area, and the prepositioning of equipment and weapons on the continent.
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We boned up on all of the product information and combed all the reviews to determine the pros and cons of every Allbirds style, so that we can all make an informed decision about which of the tech-y kicks to add to our summer rotations.
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But they also want to keep offenses off the glass and contest shots without fouling, two objectives harder than they have to be when trying to pull off a game plan that demands continuous rotations, pulls bigs out to the perimeter, and sucks guards into the paint.
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We build the richness of our soils and reduce weed and pest pressures using a variety of techniques, from crop rotations to compost and cover crops, which put nutrients into the soil and increase the living organisms within, in turn nourishing our crops and ultimately ourselves.
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This ensures that if we begin wrapping the lights in a conical helix pattern beginning at the bottom of the tree and vertically space the lights by about 7 inches between successive rotations, the strands of lights will terminate precisely at the top of the tree.
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Maybe the defense simply wanted to try another look after they were bludgeoned repeatedly by poor back-line rotations, and the prospect of surrendering a pull-up from 436 feet made more sense than allowing a dunk or wide-open catch-and-shoot corner three. Maybe.
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Farmers would focus on five categories of practices to do this and generate collateral environmental and social benefits: conservation tillage; keeping roots in the ground all year (like using cover crops); using livestock for environmental services like managed grazing; adding crops into rotations; and producing renewable energy.
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The Marine Corps and Navy have spent more time in the European Arctic, with Marines deploying on rotations to Norway since 2017 and an aircraft carrier sailing above the Arctic Circle for the first time since the 1990s during the massive NATO exercise Trident Juncture in 2018.
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MANILA (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Thursday that U.S. troops and military equipment would be sent on regular rotations in the Philippines and that the two countries had started joint patrols in the South China Sea as China increasingly asserts its territorial claims.
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Like a boxer who throws jabs and fakes to get his opponent off balance before unleashing a vicious punch combination, Miami attacks defenses by working the ball around the perimeter, forcing rotations, waiting for driving lanes to open up, and then collapsing help side defenders into the paint.
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The skateboarder was attempting a 900, at the time considered the sport's Holy Grail, which would require him to speed up a halfpipe into the air, turn his massive 6-foot-2900 frame two-and-a-half rotations (21999 degrees), and land with his feet firmly on the board.
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The cameras track every movement on both sides of the ball, and Rohlf says that they "update who is guarding who every 25th of a second," which is plenty good enough to keep pace with all of the defensive switching and backline rotations that occur in the modern game.
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Despite his interest in the pitching matchup, Bonds did not fawn over the Mets' staff, saying before the game that it was preposterous to liken their stable of talented pitchers to more established acts, like the vaunted Atlanta Braves rotations that included Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz.
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Since it's situated on an island outside the United States, the Pentagon has to send guards on rotations there — usually National Guardsmen or reservists — as well as account for costs like Coast Guard patrols of the nearby waters, medical staff, lawyers, chaplains, and all the requisite support staff.
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" The bill summary notes that the EDI will fund requirements including "heel-to-toe rotations of U.S. combat units into the region, the pre-positioning of up to a division set's worth of equipment in Europe, vital infrastructure improvements for the U.S. Air Force, and additional training and exercises.
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Denver routinely displays poor fundamentals on otherwise basic defensive rotations, and it's a huge part of why the team ranks so poorly on that end of the floor: On Wednesday, the Nuggets rolled out their 25th starting lineup of the season, the most of any team in the NBA.
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In fiscal year 2014, the enlisted tech's battalion conducted 25 VIP missions, the tech said; by fiscal 2019, that number jumped to over 130 VIP missions, 11 of which were for Trump properties, with teams from the tech's battalion conducting six rotations at Trump Tower in New York City.
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In the long run, I'm still hopeful that this phase will pass — that the stability and sugar highs that these strongmen offer will prove to be illusory — and that the free flow of ideas and people, and regular rotations in power, will prove superior vehicles for the greater good.
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"Rotations of all sorts ensued post-election, and some have persisted into month-end as investors have begun to coalesce around the idea of monetary policy handing the baton to fiscal policy — of which those policies are expected to be pro-growth, pro-spending, and, as proposed, protectionist," State Street said.
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Those rotations open up shots in the corners, so opponents likely will adjust and hope the Blazers go cold on kickouts: Following a five-game road trip that takes them from Phoenix to Miami and everywhere in between, the Blazers will play ten of their last 70.93 games at home.
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The couple met in Manhattan in 2008 at the Women's Health Center at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn, where the bride was working as a birth doula and lactation consultant as part of service with AmeriCorps-Healthcorps and the groom was in clinical rotations as a third-year medical student.
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He could also tap dance and do the Charleston, but it was the hip rotations and the shaking that distinguished him from black male dancers of his day, in part because the moves were associated with the sexually charged ones of female dancers; "shake" dancers were known to shimmy and grind.
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