But Colonel Glantz concludes, after scrutinizing the documents, that the Red Army initially made every reasonable effort to come to the Poles' assistance and later chose not to -- Stalin's political considerations aside -- because such action would have required a major reorientation of military efforts and a consequent slackening of the main offensive against German forces.
The establishment of this base, France's first in the Gulf, followed a strategic defence review that called for a reorientation of overseas defence efforts away from military help for former colonies towards a "strategic arc" running through the Mediterranean to the Horn of Africa, the Gulf and on to South Asia.The French are keen to stress that this does not constitute a "withdrawal" from Africa.
Reorientation of residues 128 and 246 indicated.
Reorientation of the phospholipid PS was demonstrated by binding of AnV.
Reorientation of the empty carrier is driven by re protonation from the exterior of the cell.
If, as I expect, you are eager to do practical, applied, important work, your interests may fit very well into this relatively recent pragmatic reorientation of the international research effort.
Policy efforts focus on a reorientation of health care systems towards primary prevention.
Among the reforming efforts, an important aspect is the reorientation of health services to ensure basic medical care for all individuals and, particularly, for the vulnerable groups [ 3, 5].
Biomarkers of oxidative stress that were misinterpreted as toxicity from C60 after they were dispersed using THF (34) were widely reported, and resolution of these artifacts and reorientation of the scientific literature has taken considerable time and effort from various independent groups.
They identify reorientation of Enceladus's rotation axis as the likely cause, and an upwelling of low-density material to the surface as the cause of that reorientation.
But contemporary geopolitics requires the reorientation of these older approaches.
