Sentence examples for realigned into three from inspiring English sources

PepsiCo said its domestic beverage operations would be realigned into three core businesses.

Under the reorganization, families such as Philydraceae, Pontederiaceae, Haemodoraceae, and Velloziaceae have been excluded and the remaining taxa have been realigned into three substantially different orders: Dioscoreales (the yam order), Liliales (the lily order), and Asparagales.

The league has been realigned into six five-team divisions as the expansion Charlotte Bobcats begin play.

Sir Frank's role also changed last year when Interpublic acquired True North Communications and was realigned into four principal operating units instead of three.

The N.F.L. defended itself successfully against the Oakland Raiders' billion-dollar litigation over the Los Angeles market and realigned into eight four-team divisions for 2002, when the expansion Houston Texans will be its 32nd team.

Deborah Swackhamer, chair of EPA's Science Advisory Board, says EPA may be able to gain some efficiencies by accelerating a reorganization of its research, in which 16 categories in its national program are being realigned into six.

That move prompted the league to add a new team, the Charlotte Bobcats, and to realign into six divisions this season.

Expansion to 18 teams in 1974 caused the league to realign into two conferences and four divisions, each named after important figures in league history.

Brain images were realigned in three dimensions to standardize the differences in head tilt during image acquisition.

Short of this fantasy, perhaps the teams should be realigned into divisions based on team payroll level.

In this example, the femoral neck is realigned into valgus to achieve compressive properties at the fracture site.