The phrase "as rethinking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a concept or action related to reconsideration or reevaluation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As rethinking our strategies becomes essential, we must adapt to the changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "in reconsidering" or "while reevaluating".
Ma describes the goal of Zola as rethinking the wedding registries for a couple in "our generation".
As well as rethinking how Google Account settings are laid out, the updated "experience" adds some new functions intended to make it easier for people to find the settings they're looking for too.
That mean reducing OS resources, and then also modifying Google apps to stay within those boundaries, as well as rethinking how the OS manages available memory to make the most of what is present.
Ms Sturgeon said Labour would be forced to "deliver real powers for our parliament" as well as rethinking the "endless austerity that impoverishes our children" and thinking again about "putting a new generation of Trident nuclear weapons on the River Clyde".
That might mean doing something as simple as rethinking the food you feed your kids -- serving water or skim milk instead soda, or fruits and veggies instead of candy and chips.
In addition, it is worth noting that in February 2011, the Gates Foundation gave NGA $1.3 million "to work with state policymakers on the implementation of the Common Core State Standards, with special attention to effective resource reallocation to ensure complete execution, as well as rethinking state policies on teacher effectiveness".
Embracing more creativity in school classrooms is another, as is rethinking university rankings to take in other measures including connections to industry and entrepreneurship.
The enmeshing of the private and the public is a central feature of the ecosystems as well, as depicted in "Rethinking the network society as an ecosystemic society".
In the individual consultations, patients were asked to complete a practical checklist of symptoms, signs, feelings, as well as to rethink the traumatic events.
The initiative is called Project Re:Brief, as in rethinking a vintage creative brief for the digital era.
The focus of Project Re:Brief — as in rethinking a creative brief — was to reimagine for contemporary consumers four classic commercials and campaigns from the "Mad Men" era, for Alka-Seltzer, Avis, Coca-Cola and Volvo.
