Sentence examples for involved a realignment from inspiring English sources

After removal of the prisms, negative aftereffects occurred (i.e., throwing errors in the opposite direction), which indicates that the short-term learning involved a realignment of the relationship between the exploited informational variables and the aiming action (e.g., Redding & Wallace, 1997; Willingham, 1998).

(This bloc would not require a new election, but would rather involve a realignment of political actors within the Parliament).

The 12 mile long project will also involve a realignment of US 11/US 15 onto the new alignment as well, a proposal that lost funding in the 1970s.

That this loss of negative regulation involves a realignment of the translocase lobes into the closed conformation has yet to be directly shown.

She developed a technique of neuromuscular retraining, which involved a repatterning and realignment of the body that many dancers found helpful for healing chronic injuries and focusing on their creative work.

Restoration involved a slow and careful realignment of the painting, and that meant time.

The preprocessing was done with SPM5 and involved spatial realignment to the mean image including unwarping, co-registration of the anatomical image to the mean EPI, unified segmentation procedure, normalization to the MNI-brain template and a 8-mm FWHM spatial smoothing.

For the univariate analyses, this involved image realignment to the first EPI image to correct for movement, segmentation, and spatial normalization of functional images to the MNI reference brain, and smoothing with an 10 mm isotropic Gaussian kernel.

Simon-Vandenbergen (2003: 224) suggested that lexical metaphor involves "a remapping of meaning onto form" and interpreted this as a realignment of two strata within the linguistic system.

Interviews with senior managers of both intervention and control groups at pre- and post-intervention identified that during the intervention period of 15 months there was an organisation restructure that involved realignment of allied health divisions within the organisation to match new district geographical boundaries.

Based on the results of the time-dependent experiment, a possible formation mechanism was proposed, which involves a pathway that is an aggregation realignment fusion process.