This process of reorganization, called morphallaxis, is the most efficient way for simple organisms to regenerate.
If the decision is made that the firm is to survive, it must be put through the process of reorganization.
Word on the legality of the Jeter move had yet to come from Major League Baseball, which was in the process of reorganization following Commissioner Bud Selig's decision to accept an offer to replace the departed David Stern as commissioner of the National Basketball Association.
The situation became more complicated after about the year 1000, as Christian society began a process of reorganization that contributed to the marginalization of the Jews and other groups.
Both companies were already in the process of reorganization and reinvention, with varying degrees of success.
This process of reorganization and re-imagination has begun in earnest, largely fueled by our increasingly connected and transparent lifestyles.
In the low-temperature interval (temperatures below Tg+∼50°C), the slow dynamics of amorphous segments prevents large-scale rearrangements, strongly limiting the process of reorganization.
Upon his arrival, Covell found the schools "in a chaotic condition" with decreasing attendance, but atmospherics improved after Covell provided leadership, order, and a process of reorganization.
This process of reorganization will not be pretty, as is already obvious: witness, for instance, the emergence of the Islamic State and its success in carving out a territory for itself from Iraq and Syria.
The National Institute of Health has this mandate but is still in process of reorganization to this end.
