As far as Canales was concerned, the reordering of the city centre was for the benefit of bigger businesses.
"That's the overwhelming reason I've come: to talk about jobs and growth, and as was phrased this morning, the reordering of our economies — yours and ours," Mr. Biden said in an afternoon meeting with Wu Bangguo, the head of the National People's Congress and officially the second-ranking official in China.
The plan, known as the reordenamiento (reordering), also calls for the revitalisation of the city centre, where the country's oldest and most majestic buildings – including the city's main cathedral and national theatre – stand in disrepair, nearly forgotten.
As the randomly reordered Y-matrix (Y r) changes, the correlation between the original Y-values and reordered Y-values, (i.e., corr[ Y1, Y r]), decreases to smaller and smaller values.
The US defense secretary has been fired after less than two years in office as the White House reorders a national security strategy upended by the Islamic State (Isis).
Let's label the reordered sequences as 1', 2', 3'. 2. Write the root explicitly: ACCGTTA.
This is all legal so long as this reordering of instructions doesn't change the program semantics, and such techniques are used heavily by CPUs to keep their pipelines full and their cache hit rates high.
Later, Moon and Choi (1998) and Hariga and Ben-Daya (1999) modified Ouyang et al.'s (1996) model to consider the reorder point as another decision variable.
Similar block orderings can be sometimes unravelled also on general unstructured matrices, by ordering consecutively rows and columns with a similar sparsity pattern, and treating some zero entries of the reordered matrix as nonzero elements, with a little sacrifice of memory.
