Mr. Donilon, 58, a central member of Mr. Obama's foreign-policy team since he first took office, has exerted sweeping influence, mostly behind the scenes, on issues from counterterrorism to the reorientation of America to Asia from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
This is done through examples from a programme addressing the 'Reorientation of University Curricula to Address Sustainability (RUCAS): A European Commission Tempus-funded ProgrammEuropean Commission Tempus-funded
In addition, the system of practical training was weakened and changed considerably by the comprehensive restructuring during the reorientation from Eastern to Western markets and the privatisation process.
In strong ductile shearing condition resulting from lower strain rate, the reorientation of aromatic lamellae responsible for higher bireflectance or biaxial vitrinite reflectance anisotropy may occur without brittle failure.
From Israel's perspective, the reorientation is involved with hard line anti-Israelism, at the least, and outright anti-Semitism, even on a semi-official level.
The loss of the enzyme activity at negative potentials probably resulted from the protein reorientation, after reduction of the Hg S bonds (formed by accessible Cys residues), followed by prolonged electric field effect on the surface-attached protein.
The increased mobility can be caused either by increased rotational diffusion induced by the JM release from the membrane or by the reorientation of TM helices or both.
Both rates are quite fast, but the desorption rate is 1/ kd1 = 157 min, which indicates almost irreversible binding under the observed conditions with an overall loading time of 15 min. However, the reorientation rate from the sideways to the end-on orientation is 1/ k21 = 106 s and, consequently, both directions of the reorientation process are relevant during the loading process.
The reorientation of the screen from portrait to landscape is silky smooth and the sidebar of widgets is super convenient.
