He effected a reorganization of the state government on a consolidated, businesslike basis and repeatedly demonstrated his leadership by forcing Republican legislatures to accept his recommendations.
He also effected a reorganization of the U.S. Army, established the principle of rotation of officers from staff to line, and created the Army War College in 1901.
The first, and clearer one, is when a corporation initiates an active bidding process seeking to sell itself or to effect a business reorganization involving a clear break-up of the company.
Consequently, Morrow was able to effect a considerable reorganization of the state government, including replacing the Board of Control with a nonpartisan Board of Charities and Corrections, centralizing highway works, and revising property taxes.
His stories have included an investigation of an advertisement in The Tech that solicited an egg donor, a piece about the effects of a reorganization in MIT's Information Services and Technology department, a profile of a student who was an Israeli military commander, and award-winning coverage of the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev for his role in the Boston Marathon bombing.
Further experiments indicated that knockdown of HSP70 or MRJ had an effect on cytoskeleton reorganization.
Fixed and random effects Poisson regression models are first run on a base model to investigate the effect of reorganization across all employees.
They finally did effect their reorganization, with the setting up of an enterprise called Paramount Pictures , Inc
Linda Ulrey, a Procter & Gamble spokeswoman, said the company has not determined what effect the reorganization will have on that operation.
The resulting calculations show that allowing for ion crossing at the interface has a marked effect on the reorganization free energy, and thus on the activation free energy, for electron transfer.
