I distinguish small cases, because you'd better reorganize or liquidate in a hurry or there isn't going to be anything left.
The fourth note is that is it better to reorganize y ∈ Rm × 1 to ( {y}^{hboxin {R}^{Ctimes frac{m}{C}} ), and then send these divided groups through network with network coding many times.
Instead of asking how the industry could be reorganized to better benefit the wildlife, Ms. Van Gruisen said, the government has mistakenly approached wildlife tourism as a threat.
The schools were reorganized for better interaction between teachers and students on a ratio of 14 to 19 pupils per teacher and renovated to produce nine elementary schools with full-day kindergarten and three middle schools.
The raw data archive is reorganized with better documentation so you can perform your own "observations" of signals arriving from outer space in the directions of various interesting stellar objects from quasars and blazars to pulsars, from satellites orbiting the earth to spacecraft.
Mr. Vallas said he had seen no evidence that Edison would do a better job of reorganizing the administration than his staff.
Children are more likely to acquire L2 sounds because they have less well-established L1 categories, and so are better able to reorganize their phonological space.
Financials reported by generally accepted accounting principles are reorganized to emphasize better bottom line results.
In recent years, the FDA has reorganized itself to better reckon with the challenges posed by DSHEA.
I researched each company I applied to — and reorganized my résumé to better focus on the job at hand.
State officials acknowledge the need for better oversight, and the State Education Department has reorganized the office that reviews charter schools.
