This curricular reorganization required the creation of flexible schedules to facilitate mentored research and scholarly experiences for the participating faculty and students.
"We know we have to be easier to do business with, we know we have to be more flexible," says Morse, in regard to the company's reorganization of its sales force.
The highly flexible social brain function that stems from this dynamic reorganization is a hallmark of primate and human social complexity, making it a crucial research frontier if we are to understand our evolutionary origins and our uniquely advanced social nature.
As is known, during mannitol treatment there is a reorganization of the central carbon metabolism to a more flexible use of carbon skeletons from different sources (Muñoz-Amatriaín et al. 2006).
Reorganization tends to increase demand for skilled workers, who are more flexible.
This seemed to require cooperative workplace relations, flexible internal labour markets, extensive training and retraining of workers, and a fundamental reorganization of work.
All these results show that the copolymers containing H at the α-position and flexible side-chain in comonomer have lower surface free energy and higher surface reorganization, while the steric hindrance effects of α-methyl groups and/or rigid side-chain in comonomer allow the copolymers having higher surface free energy and lower surface reorganization.
These data indicate that the mutation has resulted in a structural reorganization of the protein and that it has formed a more flexible layer upon binding to the SLB (DOPC/DOPE/POPC/DOPS).
Our setting is flexible for it accommodates an extended balance-sheet equality, arbitrary corporate debts, multiple seniority classes, and a reorganization process.
DFT calculations have revealed that the supernumerary coordination frame provided by the six cysteines and the flexible coordination sphere of the Cys26-bound Fe lead to plasticity of the unique proximal [4Fe 3S] cluster and, consequently, low reorganization energy in the reduced state.
