Sentence examples for deeper reorganization from inspiring English sources

Inside Line reports that, according to a source at General Motors, the company will announce next Monday its new "faster, deeper" reorganization plan, which will likely include a death sentence for the Pontiac brand.

Re "Misdirected Defense Dollars" (editorial, Jan . 16: It is true that the Army is in need of transformation, but it is also true that the Army's chief of staff, Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, has started the Army on a bold and deep reorganization.

Selection for structure represents a rough landscape where changes in a single nucleotide can cause deep reorganizations in the folded configuration.

"We are convinced that it is acutely necessary to have such talks in Moscow to ensure the swift end to the violence in Syria, the prevention of bloody fracturing and confrontation in society and the success of deep democratic reorganization in the country in accordance to the aspirations of all Syrians," the Foreign Ministry said.

Coinbase identified "a deep chain reorganization" of the Ethereum Classic blockchain which essentially means that someone controlling miners on the network had rewritten transaction history.

Mr. Crowley, who had been on the board for 17 years, became interim chairman for a year, pulling the station through a time of reorganization and deep budget cuts.

Interestingly, despite his deep disappointment with the reorganization, he stayed on a little longer after a talk with Yang.

Research in cognitive science demonstrates that deep learning requires dynamic reorganization of mental structures; misconceptions must be replaced with true conceptions (Lawson et al., 2000; O'Donnell et al., 2012; Jensen et al., 2013).

This is followed by a period of reorganization, replacing annuals with deeper rooted perennials.

We determined whether enlargement of the neck-responsive region in M1 when rats are mapped under deep anaesthesia represents a form of rapid reorganization or it merely reveals a pre-existing neck movement region which was not detected in threshold current maps.

Edmund J. McMahon, a senior fellow at the conservative Manhattan Institute who has studied state and local government spending in New York, said that like many local governments across the state, Westchester has resisted deep cuts in programs, as well as major reorganization that could save the county millions.