Sentence examples for by a realignment of from inspiring English sources

This will be followed by a realignment of politics along not a left-right divide, but what she calls a "nationalist" and "internationalist" one.

In the closed conformation, MscS shows a more compact TM domain than in the crystal structure, characterized by a realignment of the TM segments towards the normal of the membrane.

At the opposite end, at Ysgwrfa, the final five locks before Glynneath have been severed by a realignment of the road and the construction of a culvert, but the road has carried a lot less traffic since the A465 bypass was opened, and could possibly be rerouted along its original course, where the bridge over the canal still exists.

The dramatic opening of the external face of the DBD as the transporter moved from the partially opened outward to the fully opened outward conformation of the catalytic transition state observed here is hypothesized to occur by a realignment of coupling helices 2 and 4 caused by movements of the nucleotide binding domains during this catalytic transition.

America ratcheted up the diplomatic stakes by signalling a realignment of its priorities back towards Asia.Central to this is the Code of Conduct (COC), a document that has been tossed around and discussed between ASEAN countries and China ever since Cambodia first time as the summit's host.

The new road was completed by 1932 as a realignment of NY 205, as was an extension of the highway north to Mount Vision.

The entirety of the Findley Lake Bemus Point section of the expressway was completed by 1985 as a realignment of NY 17.

The first portion of the road, a divided highway extending from East Ridge Road in Irondequoit to Culver Road just west of the Irondequoit Bay Outlet, was opened to traffic by 1954 as a realignment of NY 18.

Construction on a limited-access extension south to Empire Boulevard (three blocks west of NY 47's western terminus) began at some point between 1956 and 1958 and was completed by 1960 as a realignment of US 104.

The first segment of the expressway between the New York State Thruway east of Lackawanna and US 20A west of Orchard Park opened to traffic by 1973 as a realignment of US 219.

Route 4A was created by the 1940s following a realignment of Route 4 (and U.S. Route 9) between Freehold and Cheesequake; it became Route 79 and a portion of Route 34 in 1953.