Sentence examples for had been reoriented from inspiring English sources
The M-WLs were characterised as bcc- ferrite and orthorhombic- cementite where the initial martensite/bainite platelets had been reoriented along the shear direction and broken-down into elongated sub-grains through dynamic recovery.
Rank-and-file soldiers have been reoriented from battlefield missions to urban combat ones.
Four aircraft have been reoriented to the area 2500 kilometres south-west of Perth as a result of this information.
"We have this unstoppable, energetic, self-righteous drive that's innate in us, but which has been reoriented by limitless consumption.
Ski-touring gear, originally designed to facilitate uphill walking and climbing as well as the occasional trip down the mountain, has been reoriented toward more thrilling descents: The skis are fatter and more versatile and the clothing is more fashionable.
Another possibility is that the former four-legged Motorola business structure has been reoriented to one big leg and two tiny other businesses.
Recently, this approach has been reoriented by several researchers with the aim to solve such a complex problem as the multivariable control.
Nevertheless, the design of light water reactors was more developed in former Soviet Union, which provided Czech scientists by initial knowledge base; hence the research has been reoriented to this technology.
In sloths, the attachments and lines of actions of the latter group have been reoriented to compliment superficial masseter and medial pterygoid movements.
Subsequently, the international community response has been reoriented and includes the provision of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services to displaced populations including family planning, gender-based violence, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV/AIDS [ 11].
The government accepted primary health care as a national health objective in 1978, since when the health care system has been reoriented to provide essential care to the general mass of the population.
