Sentence examples for full realignment from inspiring English sources

"The players are eager to begin playing under this new format in 2012, and they look forward to moving to full realignment in 2013," the executive director of the players association, Michael Weiner, said.

Of note, for those uninterested in visualization and only seeking a quick result, we also provide a faster implementation of our score that skips plotting and only performs a fraction of the full realignment (described further in the Supplementary Material section 'R Package Notes: Implementation of the probability score').

An only mildly deformed fracture has a generally small realignment potential, and fractures with Beck Indices around 0.8 and local kyphotic angles of 8.5° [ 18] are probably more suitable for BKP or even VP than fractures with Beck Indices < = 0.7 and local kyphotic angles of 17° [ 17] where VBS can develop its full realignment potential.

Preprocessing comprised realignment, normalization, and spatial smoothing (full width at half‐maximum = 8mm), and high‐pass filtering (1/128Hz).

For a substantial fraction this entails a fundamental realignment from responding most to full-field stimuli to preferring spatial patterns.

In light of this realignment, the Obama Administration asked the full D.C. Circuit to vacate the panel's decision and rehear the Halbig case en banc — that is, with all the court's active judges participating.

Do you feel good about the ACC's realignment?

Slice timing correction, realignment and spatial normalization and smoothing (full-width-half-maximum, FWHM = 4 mm) were conducted.

Accelerated Alignment supports organizational leaders to operate in full power, high energy and strong focus through mergers, acquisition or organizational realignment.

Following realignment, data were then smoothed using a Gaussian filter (full-width at half-maximum, 7.2 mm) to improve the signal-to-noise characteristics of the images.

Fundamentally, this irresponsibility stems from failure to appreciate the full importance of an Iran nuclear deal -- and, beyond that, of a broader realignment of U.S. relations with Tehran -- to American interests, in the Middle East and globally.