Sentence examples similar to act of repositioning from inspiring English sources

There are a number of repositioned drugs in the market.

Peroxisomes are transported to daughter cells through a process that is thought to exclusively involve networks of actin upon which myosin motors act to reposition the organelle (for review see [30], [31]).

With the new SAT, the debate on aptitude versus achievement will dissipate, if not die, leaving ACT to reposition its argument against Brand X.

"This is a really good example of repositioning a building".

"It seemed fast and effective in terms of repositioning the story".

The miniature replica of Atlantic City's 1920s boardwalk that Terence is so fond of repositioning.

It was by no means obvious to Lieberman's colleagues that he would come down against the tax cut, and Republicans and even some Democrats are inclined to see it as an act of strategic repositioning.

Then there is the "black-sheep donor," a wayward relative who shows up to offer an organ as an act of redemption, hoping to reposition himself in the family's good graces.

It is known that the simple act of removing the electrodes and immediately repositioning them could cause variation in the measured electrical responses.

"We will be a generation of repositioning".

"There are two types of repositioning exercises," he added.