Sentence examples for rapid reorganization from inspiring English sources
In some quarters, sweeping economic change along the lines of Eastern Europe's rapid reorganization is advocated.
The reinstatement of night airmail service in 1945 marked the beginning of a period of rapid reorganization for the postwar French postal service.
The group "is concerned about the unintended consequences a rapid reorganization of NOAA could have for the ocean.
melting characteristics were observed for the series of reactor powders, which was primarily due to a rapid reorganization during the d.s.c.s.c
Picornavirus infection induces rapid reorganization of the cellular membrane architecture and appearance of novel membranous structures associated with the viral RNA replication and virion assembly — replication organelles.
Qualitative analysis of workshop and interview data highlighted the complexity involved in achieving multi-objective societal outcomes across privately owned, working landscapes especially as the Corn Belt region enters a period of rapid reorganization driven by the demand for bioenergy crops.
The significant burnout seen during the 30 months' period was probably due to the comprehensive and rapid reorganizations that had an extraordinary high negative impact on nurses working with seriously and terminally ill patients with cancer.
In moesin-silenced cells, E2 failed to induce a rapid actin reorganization as well as to to increase membrane thickness or the actin membrane/cytosol ratio (Fig. 3B C).
This is the first report, however, of the detection of rapid spine reorganization after stimulation of living animals with short exposure to a stimulus.
Although rapid somatosensory reorganization post-deafferentation (within minutes) has been reported [ 90, 91], amputated subjects generally do not experience phantom sensations until much later.
Outgrowth results from the elongation and retraction of neurites with a concomitant rapid cytoskeleton reorganization at the growth cone (Valtorta and Leoni, 1999).
