Sentence examples for by realignment from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview early Sunday morning, a congressman from a state with a university that could be harmed by realignment said that the issue raised concerns over taxes, antitrust law and, potentially, Title IX.

But there are colleges on the losing end, too — those stuck in conferences whose value is diminished by realignment, those that simply lack the resources to build teams good enough to break into the exposure game.

Registration of these images is made in the adaptive polar transformed domain using phase correlation because it is very easy to find the number of change by phase correlation and registration can be made by realignment opposite to shifting in transformed domain.

Last year, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors agreed to send more than 500 low-risk inmates to various fire mountain camps in a bid to reduce jail overcrowding caused by realignment.

Briefly, all functional images were slice time corrected with reference to the first slice acquired, corrected for motion artifacts by realignment to a mean functional image and spatial normalized to a standard T1-weighted template provided by SPM2.

This step is followed by realignment and recalibration with GATK [ 20].

This highway was replaced in segments through the 1920s and 1930s by realignments or extensions of other highways in the area.

And, of course, many states (Wisconsin and Florida come to mind) are as divided as the nation as a whole, which leaves any state-by-state realignment imperfect.

All dynamic scans were motion corrected using frame-by-frame realignment in Piwave 7.0 (in-house software; Imperial College London, London, UK) running in Matlab® (The MathWorks Inc., Natick, MA, USA; Montgomery et al. 2006).

The shuttering of D'Arcy caused collateral damage by prompting the realignment by Procter, which decided to remove Arnold McGrath, part of the Arnold Worldwide Partners division of Havas, from its agency roster.

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.