Sentence examples for physical reorganisation from inspiring English sources

This sudden increase of the elastic modulus after only one day of UV irradiation may be explained by the physical reorganisation of the silk chains in the amorphous regions at moderate temperatures above room temperature, a typical phenomenon known as physical ageing in polymer science [ 30].

This is a clear indication of the brittleness of the historic silk fibres caused by combined physical (e.g. chain reorganisation) and chemical (e.g. chain scission and oxidation reactions) structural effects during their natural ageing.

In initial outreach visits, an assessment of the physical layout of the sites was done with recommendations for reorganisation, if needed.

His speech promises to introduce a truly integrated service for physical health, mental health and care for the elderly, a potentially far-reaching but money-saving reorganisation.

Reorganised school networks Teachers have had different experiences from the reorganisation of the school network.

This will then allow for the reorganisation of all 7 million specimens on the basis of their DNA – instead of the centuries-old method dependent upon physical appearances.

But this reorganisation took time.

Lansley claimed reorganisation brought efficiency.

The NHS has had "reorganisation on top of reorganisation on top of reorganisation".

This follows a curriculum reorganisation.

Reorganisation may be no bad thing.