When I tried one, it reoriented itself unexpectedly, as if I had turned a steering wheel I didn't know I was holding.
I sort of reoriented myself".
On complex formation between Ffh and FtsY catalytic residues of the switch I region become reoriented and facilitate GTP hydrolysis in cis.
From 6 days onwards, the stem curvature in the apical region of these plants was not significantly different with regard to light and verticality, i.e. apices reoriented towards both light and the vertical axis at similar speeds.
I wrote them in the order they appear in the book; and sometimes, I had to reorient myself by saying, 'I'm not in 1959, it's two decades later.
"I feel like we reoriented to the core of the show instead of doing things by rote," Mr. Stewart said.
Inspired by the self-optimizing capabilities of bone (i.e. reorienting the trabecula for maximum mechanical efficiency with minimum bone mass), this paper proposes a novel resolution enhancement method that can reconstruct a high-resolution skeletal image from a low-resolution image.
"I worked to reorient American foreign policy around what I call 'smart power,' " Clinton wrote in her 2014 memoir, "Hard Choices".
In the months after Miles's death Terry and I struggled to reorient our own lives, and in that search we found each other.
"He reoriented me, the way I thought," said the memoirist and essayist Richard Rodriguez, who met Mr. Schurmann when he wrote for the Pacific News Service.
