Sentence examples for complete reordering from inspiring English sources

Satori is analogous to the conversion experience or spiritual rebirth of other religious traditions in that it constitutes a complete reordering of the individual in relation to the universe.

The sale of the spectrum licenses, which give the rights to airwaves, is part of a "complete reordering of the competitive universe as we know it today," the cable analyst Craig Moffett of Sanford Bernstein & Company wrote in a report.

A complete reordering is possible only at higher temperatures, i.e. 700°C, when recrystallisation is fully accomplished.

The result is a complete revamping and reordering of the concepts taught, incorporation of technology, and alignment of the laboratory exercises with lecture.

Newly emerged documents seen by the Guardian show precisely how Amazon embarked on a complex 28-step scheme, which took more than two years to complete, and fundamentally reordered its global business in Europe using a maze of offshore entities and intercompany agreements.

Column-wise, samples were reordered following complete hierarchical cluster agglomeration, and, row-wise, metabolites were clustered using k means, where k is set to 5. Concentration ratios are log10-transformed and color-coded following the left corner diagram: red (resp. blue -colored cells indicate higher (resp. lower) concentrations in the sample from the second time point.

Conducting complete consultations forced students to reorder their medical knowledge: " … in [studying] theory … you always got the diagnosis and underneath all the symptoms … too little we make the reverse link … in a consultation … the patient just tells you some symptoms … you have to check other symptoms … on the basis of a differential diagnosis …" (PC FG2).

Artifacts from the Canterbury Museum collection were thrown into disorder by the aftershocks, several days after reordering work had been completed since the February 2011 earthquake.

As a result, species, genera, and complete families are being shifted and reordered, in an ongoing process.

Supplementary Figure 1 shows a Yersinia pestis strain FV1 draft genome (Touchman et al., 2007) reordered and aligned to the complete Y. pestis CO92 reference genome.

This directory can be evolved under a revision control software (e.g. git, Mercurial) [18], providing a complete change history and the ability to examine, reorder and revert individual changes.