| If all rotamers clash with the rigid part of the protein, additional conformers are made by 300 rotations around the final bond. |
| Reduced tillage, crop rotations, and dispersed livestock all reduce energy needs and make more efficient use of renewable resources. |
| Initial growth rates can be improved for higher assurance of success and shorter rotations. |
| Research projects, fieldwork, and dietetic rotations in ethnic communities would be helpful. |
| The rotations were measured by anisotropy of fluorescence originating from a small volume defined by a narrow aperture of a confocal microscope. |
| A topping height of 6 cm will leave paddocks in good condition to produce quality grass for subsequent rotations. |
