Sentence examples for Become reallocated from inspiring English sources

This makes our finding that individual cells become reallocated to different fates and polarities particularly eloquent.

The fact that search becomes less efficient when reallocated towards the formal sector also has an impact on unemployment working through wage formation and tightness.

"So [if] corporate lending in the U.S. is not strong, but the spreads in Latin America become extremely attractive, then why not reallocate more money [there]?" So far Argentina is hanging tough.

However, this might not become a reality if the D Block is reallocated exclusively to public safety.

These findings follow an evolutionary logic, as 'emotion induced blindness' may be adaptive in forcing us to register important stimuli, but would quickly become a liability if attention could not be reallocated towards other relevant information necessary for the execution of an appropriate response.

A spokeswoman for the firm said that as soon as it became clear that Finra would raise its capital requirements, MF Global reallocated capital to cover the transactions quickly.

In time, they may become very essential for many of us, and help us to reallocate our time and priorities - to redefine what is essential.

The two types co-exist, but the sunnier colors only become visible when the chlorophylls break down at the end of the growing season, when deciduous trees reallocate resources from leaves to roots.

Our numerical results have also investigated the scenario where a new link at the source becomes available for an existing frequency division relay network, and the power and bandwidth resources are to be reallocated.

In people who become blind as adults, Sacks notes, the part of the brain that once processed visual information does not atrophy, but is reallocated for another use.

Resources are slowly being reallocated.