Sentence examples for larger realignment from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether the Kurds' newfound cooperation with the rebels in Aleppo is part of a larger realignment by the P.Y.D.

As numerous pundits have argued by now, this is based on a larger realignment of business and society in which business is replacing politics as a force for social change.

The change was part of a larger realignment of NY 26 between Carthage and Antwerp.

This route became part of a larger realignment of NY 414 in the late 1950s.

The latter change was made as part of a larger realignment of NY 3 through central Niagara County.

NY 52 and NY 216 largely swapped alignments as part of a larger realignment of NY 52 through Dutchess and Putnam counties.

This study documents changes in hydrologic transport and variation in channel water velocity prior to and immediately following large-scale channel realignment along Silver Bow Creek in southwestern Montana.

This demonstrates that over a 50 100 year timescale the value of the habitat created and carbon buried is sufficient to make the large scale managed realignment cost effective.

Because SATé uses RAxML (Stamatakis, 2006), a popular ML heuristic, to produce phylogenies, it is computationally intensive for large datasets; furthermore, SATé's realignment technique can have very large memory requirements on some datasets with >25 000 sequences (Liu et al., 2010).

Despite its small stature, Delaware has undergone the same political realignments as larger states in the Northeast, and those changes are easier to see in a state which has just three, fairly distinct, counties (no matter what the tide is doing).

The project is billed as the country's largest ever coastal flood realignment scheme, but it has required the destruction of the existing sea wall at Medmerry and giving back to the sea some of the land nearest to the coast.