Sherman, part of Notre Dame's four-man rotation of bigs, finished with 16 points and six rebounds.
He's been working intensively with trainers to improve the external rotation of his left hip.
Early last year the PCAOB introduced proposed new regulations that would require rotation of auditors.
Christoph Scheiner was one of the discoverers of sunspots and discovered the rotation of the sun on its axis.
He also said it was a "normal part of water management" to put people "on a rotation of supply".
In addition to a steady rotation of international DJ gigs, he has also performed in concert with the Montpelier National Orchestra.
Evidence bore out what they had told me: turning my head obviously and unsubtly around always stopped the rotation of the drum.
It gives individual countries the option of making compulsory the regular rotation of auditors or the senior partner dealing with an account.
No need to keep operators up half the night in Britain when the rotation of the earth provides a wide-awake American alternative.
It would also be wise to introduce mandatory rotation of auditors after, say, five years, to stop auditor and client becoming too cosy.
Between 1980 and 2000 the pattern was a gentle rotation of peaking at 22 weeks and then declining as economic fortunes improved to 12 weeks.
The key property of a satellite orbiting precisely 35, 786 km (22, 240 miles) above the equator is its speed, which mimics the rotation of the Earth below.
To compensate for reduced rotation of the lumbar spine, the hip rotation of golfers wearing hard corsets increased, reducing stress on the lower spine, according to researchers.
The rotation of the image is significant because, according to Dr. Franke-Arnold it can be used to encode information, giving the technique a possible application in computing.
At some point, Keldysh persuaded us to create a rotation of diagnostic maintenance shutdowns, isolating each in turn: cli-mate, navigation, communications, orbital tracking, plumbing, and so on.
Unlike Mr Pitt, Mr Sarbanes wants to limit strictly the amount of consulting work undertaken by auditors and to impose compulsory rotation of auditors every five years.
The money will help pay for a "rotation of deputies" to patrol the perimeter and hallways of the elementary school through the end of the school year.
The league takes pride in its scheduling and level of competition, which has facilitated year-to-year parity and helped a new rotation of clubs enter the playoffs each season.
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In a statement, Citigroup said Armstrong's stepping down as chairman of that committee is part of a planned rotation of committee chairmen and not due to any outside pressure.
But simple rotation of a static 3D image is already less complex than a true movie, in which many elements can be in differential motion at the same time.
In fact provided the rotation of any given index does is not too extreme it makes for a more liquid and active market than simple straight line rallies or corrections.
The rotation of the crankshaft imparts a rocking moment to the chassis, so that these bikes lean to the right when you give them the gas and go strangely neutral off-throttle.
The powered rotation of the thumb can be either controlled directly by the wearer's muscle signals, or can move automatically into position as part of a pre-set grip pattern or gesture.
In Thailand, every three months a rotation of local artists mix their canvases with a vast 4, 000-piece collection of contemporary Thai art hanging at the luxury Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok.
British tactics changed with each six-month rotation of troops.
With the H2O starting rotation of Roy Halliday, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels, they are light years ahead of where they were last year when they opted to start aging Pedro Martinez twice.
With a planned rotation of the six crew members aboard the space station scheduled to begin next month, a delay in using the Soyuz could prevent the ability to bring replacements, Suffredini said.
This involves pitching the machine's nose up to reduce its forward velocity and increase the speed of rotation of the blades (and thus the amount of lift they provide) to soften the landing.
With his three new works in the run's rotation of 21 dances, Mr. Taylor warns off anyone from assuming that the sun-filled corner he turned in 1962 was a point of no return.
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Anyone living in the U.K., France, Iceland or other parts of central or southern Europe can thank this clockwise rotation of winds and ocean currents bringing heat and energy from North America for their relatively predictable weather.
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