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The contents are based on the TRIZ methodology but have been further reorganized and unified into USIT (Unified Structured Inventive Thinking) for easier to learn and apply.

We further reorganized the age labels into the child, teen, and adult classes with the age range of 0 12, 13 19, and 20+, respectively.

A similar kinetically controlled process was also found in the self-assembly of ferrocene-FF (Fc-FF), which initially self-assembled to metastable nanospheres and further reorganized to thermodynamically stable nanofibers with the introduction of a mechanical force[39].

In the next week or two, Interpublic will further reorganize an agency division called the Partnership, which is likely to include the combining of two or three shops, to encourage interagency cooperation, along with the reassignments of a top manager or two.

Yet once the society has been radically reorganized, further social mobility may be minimal.

These structures were not found to be stable and reorganized further after 1 additional hour into a very tight network of irregular aggregates with variable width (Fig. 9D).

But the company, under the direction of its embattled chairman, Rick Wagoner, is expected to reorganize further to win over skeptical lawmakers.

The way to reduce the cost of offshore operations even further is to reorganize and reengineer operations to take full advantage of these differences.

At greater ECM stiffnesses, cell stiffness plateaus and cells form stress fibers, because they are unable to reinforce their adhesions further simply by reorganizing the cortical actin network.

As a further safeguard against abuses, Akbar reorganized the existing network of newswriters, whose duty it was to send regular reports of important events to the emperor.

26, 54 For further improvement of the existing memory training program, three revision training sessions could be added at training sessions 5, 10, and 15, and some training sessions could be reorganized to reinforce further and consolidate memory in patients with early Alzheimer's disease based on the errorless learning and spaced retrieval strategies.