The phrase "as a reentry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or action related to reentering something, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "As a reentry into the workforce, I found it challenging to adapt to new technologies."
Alternatives: "as a return" or "as a reintegration".
Rather than coast through the last section, I bank hard off the bottom and try a showy maneuver known as a reentry.
"For every RV there was a decoy" that produced an identical signature, Dr. Schwartz said, referring to a warhead as a reentry vehicle, or RV.
The goal is to serve as a reentry point for people like Danny.
Last year, Daryl was recognized by the White House as a "Reentry and Employment Champion of Change".
The Warwick prison will soon be multi-use, perhaps even a spa or resort one day, Hauling told me, and the Bronx's old Fulton prison has already reopened as a reentry center for former inmates.
The wave initially propagates in the two models following a very similar dynamics; however, later on the simulation, propagation stops in the microscopic model, whereas in the discrete model it persists as a reentry wave.
It would also be more efficient, as the timeframe for a reentry training program (variable from program to program) is substantially shorter than for training new physicians from scratch.
The Stardust spacecraft, launched in 1999, has already accomplished its prime objective: collecting dust particles in the tail of comet Wild 2 and returning them in a reentry capsule ejected as Stardust passed by Earth in 2006.
"It's not as if we say, 'you're just going to be a reentry person, forget about your cases,'" Memeger said in an interview with The Huffington Post.
Very few of those who reported receiving retraining had been involved in what might be described as formal training for reentry; seven had been in a reentry program, and five were in mini-residencies.
Can such a reentry be made safe?
