His Pastoral Care is a fairly literal translation, but his Boethius is extensively restructured and revised to make explicit the Christian message that medieval commentators saw in that work.
From 1985 onwards the firm was extensively restructured, McKinsey was called in twice and more than two-thirds of the 90,000 staff lost their jobs.In June this year Voestalpine reported revenues for the financial year 2006-07 of €7.05 billion, 13% up on the previous year.
Because the manuscript has been extensively restructured the figure numbering has now changed.
During development, the cytoplasmic contents of SEs are extensively restructured to provide an open and continuous lumen for translocation.
A new ontology offers maximal freedom to fit fission yeast-specific terms into a more general framework, without extensively restructuring an already-deployed vocabulary.
In addition, MeCP2 domains C-terminal to the MBD are extensively disordered and restructure upon the protein binding mCpG sites.
Specific reforms included land tenure policies and farm restructuring, which have been extensively reviewed in the literature (Liefert and Liefert [2012]).
From a previous experimental study (Langmuir 18 6) (2002 19744), restructuring was observed to occur extensively in the flocculation of 380 nm latex particles in couette-flow, and was proposed to be responsible for the decrease in floc size on their transition to equilibrium.
Yet, the entire set of evidence for genome restructuring in response to environmental signals is more extensively documented than in earlier accounts and is, correspondingly, made even more compellingly by this book.
They restructured the army after the disasters of the previous 50 years, extensively developed the civil bureaucracy and the ceremonial rituals of imperial rule, and, above all, reorganized and enlarged the tax system.
