Sentence examples for Some rearrangement from inspiring English sources

Some rearrangement was necessary to fit the ND into density.

Some rearrangement would be required because position 90 is surrounded by eight residues within van der Waals distances (residues 86 89A, 91A, 92A, 87G, and 88G, where A and G refer to the subunits).

Riemenschneider becomes, with some rearrangement of the evidence, a "fighter for liberty and justice".

Another option would be "some rearrangement of the debt" with additional capital coming from Colony and its partners, Mr. Goldberg said.

Such are the simple ionic redox processes, where the only difference in structure between a reactant and a reaction product may be due to some rearrangement of the neighbouring solvent molecules.

A writer may go in for "canny lying" - canny, because some rearrangement and framing are often needed to make truth eloquent and memorable, and because sometimes, the past leaves us the texture of events, their colour and smell, without a corpus of sustaining fact.

Clearly, this is zero for d = 0 and differentiation yields after some rearrangements d Δ P W d d | d = 0 = - d s d d | d = 0 + 1 - v ′ ( s ) 2 d s d d | d = 0 ( s - v ( s ) ) + θ ( s - v ( s ) ), (34).

Of course there will be some rearrangements or instability or whatever, but the end of the game is exactly when you take over completely or recover completely the control for the citizens.

Point mutations and DNA slippage events that accompany some rearrangements give further insight into the origin of stable translocations.

In addition, some rearrangements are not tolerated, indicating that there are selective forces that limit genome plasticity.

During the insertional process the T-DNA underwent some rearrangements since the right border was removed and the 35S promoter that controls the uidA reporter gene was truncated (Figure 1C).