In that regard, Wade, James and Bosh are years ahead of schedule in reordering their priorities.
Furthermore, effect of color number in reordering has been evaluated on various types of computers.
In reordering the Romanian economy, the party adopted Stalinist principles: rigid central planning and direction, as well as emphasis on heavy industry at the expense of consumer goods.
"They use it as a way of keeping score — how disruptive can you be in reordering the market," said Ted Zoller, a senior fellow at the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and a scholar of entrepreneurship.
Most of Mr. Gates's success in reordering the Pentagon's spending priorities has come from shifting money from cold-war-inspired programs that are no longer justified, like the F-22 fighter, to urgently needed new ones, like mine-resistant troop vehicles.
In "Reordering Transaction Execution to Boost High Frequency Trading Applications," authors propose a pipeline-aware reordered execution to improve application performance by rearranging statements in order of their degrees of contention.
Consistent with this possibility, the Reaeration Response includes several genes involved in reordering bacterial metabolism, including a ribonucleotide reductase gene essential for aerobic growth along with genes involved in fatty acid metabolism, sugar transport, and a triacylglycerol lipase (lipY), which may facilitate utilization of stored triacylglycerols during reaeration [31], [41].
We denoted the expression of a gene with number 'i' in reordered set as Ei, where sub-index 'i' corresponds to the gene number, and Ei means an expression level of that gene.
For example, the reordered blocks by MBPLS as shown in Figure S1(B -panel2 (in Supplementary material) are oB -panel2o have no clear modular submatrineSupplementary while a materialmensionaremobservedn be observed in reordered blocks by sMBPLS in Figure S1(B)-panel3 and zoomed outoin Figure S1(C).
This is probably not only due to the large size of individual xanthan molecules which have an end to end length of ∼1 μm, but also the more complex structures found in reordered materials including microgels (Capron, Alexandre, & Muller, 1998; Gulrez, Al-Assaf, Fang, Phillips, & Gunning, 2012; Morris et al., 2001).
