The theory postulates that to react, molecules must first reorganize themselves into a special, energy-rich configuration called a transition state.
In addition, the company vacillated over Claris Corporation, its software division, first reorganizing it as an independent company and then reabsorbing it when it began shifting more resources to Windows software.
The first was reorganized and no longer makes computers, the second was acquired, and the third, you may have forgotten, survives on the Big Board under the ticker symbol DGN.
It was a thrilling set not just because the music worked but because audience members of all ages were hearing source material and sounds from the twentieth century reorganized and played by a brain very much developed in this century.
The elegant logics of this model is that cells first polarize, reorganize the actin based migration machinery to the front and chemotax towards the source of the chemoattractant all based on the same local positive feedback loop [13].
If you usually shave first, consider reorganizing your shower tasks so that you do it last.
The adaptation of the oculomotor system studied here involved at least two different mechanisms: the first one to achieve eccentric fixation, and the second to reorganize the control of saccades around the coordinates of the initial PRL and the examiner's selected TRL.
In his first months he reorganized the central office, moved people around, got rid of some, and brought in others, including some who were his longtime associates.
First off, Barish reorganized LIGO management, expanding the team and delegating authority.
