Sentence examples for realignment including from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrated that many variables influence public perceptions of managed realignment, including personal experience, lack of information and media influence.
It was learned Thursday, however, that several clubs who favor realignment, including Atlanta and the two expansion teams, are considering a show of support for the commissioner in his appeal by filing independent briefs or separate legal action against the Cubs.
The aforementioned sweeping realignment includes the appointment of a new CEO of mobile — Hwang Jeong-hwan, who has been working in the company's R&D department for a number of years, having worked on LG's earliest smartphones.
Other small realignments included the route through Michigan City, which followed US 35 from US 12 to I-94.
These realignments included Broadway, bypassing Smith Flat Road, at Smith Flat (1932), a new route around Slippery Ford Grade east of Strawberry (1931), and a new route through South Lake Tahoe, leaving behind Pioneer Trail (1931).
The Board of Governors on Thursday approved the N.H.L.'s long-awaited realignment plan, including its first new playoff format since 1994.
As covariates of no interest, WM and CSF time series and subjects' realignment parameters (including spike regressors) were included to account for physiological noise and movements, respectively.
The Anheuser-Busch Companies yesterday announced a management realignment that included an expansion of corporate personnel and a new president for its Anheuser-Busch Inc. beer subsidiary.
But amid a broader realignment, which included a management change last year, VMware is now focusing more on what it calls a software-defined data center, in addition to other computing services.
Six head-movement parameters derived from the realignment were included as covariates.
In addition, the 6 movement parameters calculated during realignment were included to reduce the probability of obtaining false positives that could be attributed to residual movement-related artifacts.
