Sentence examples for a reshuffling process from inspiring English sources

John McCrone, a British science correspondent, writing in a recent issue of the Times Literary Supplement, calls memories "cognitive reconstructions," and goes on to say that our brains, though not well evolved for retrospection or contemplation, never give up a reshuffling process in their effort to extract what is general and what is particular about each passing moment of life.

The interaction process between an acid and a base can be dissected into two steps: a charge transfer process resulting in a common chemical potential describing the strengths of the acid and the base, at a fixed external potential, followed by a reshuffling process at a fixed chemical potential.

The reshuffling process was repeated 30 times for each network and an average parameter value was reported.

The reshuffling process has already started.

The reshuffling process was repeated 10 times to generate 10 different data sets of randomized 1-kb upstream sequences for Arabidopsis and rice, respectively.

The reshuffling process was repeated 100 times to generate 100 different data sets of randomised 1-kb upstream sequences for Arabidopsis and rice, respectively (Fig. 1a, bottom right).

Furthermore, one may surmise that, in their ecological functioning, these organisms, being parts of complex communities "in action" on the substrate offered, may be involved in ample recombination/genome reshuffling processes, giving rise to diverse forms.

A reshuffling in July partially sidelined Mr. Braunstein.

3. A reshuffling of all government structures is needed.

It has sold assets and restructured its business to reduce debt, and it is in the process of a boardroom reshuffling.

In an effort to speed up the process, Mr. Stringer announced a management reshuffling in March that replaced older executives with younger ones.