Following the ideological realignment of the two parties, white conservative Christians now back Republican presidential candidates by three to one or better.
But neither has the realignment of the two leagues, which has led to interleague games every day of the season, reducing their novelty.
Once length was restored, the TL-Hex® software was used based on orthogonal radiographs for software referencing to allow realignment of the two fragments.
Because GGBP undergoes a large conformational change on the addition of glucose, rational placement of these sites allowed glucose-dependent spatial realignment of the two fluorophores, which was monitored as a change in fluorescence intensity and extinction coefficients.
Consider these two elements in the sport's newest agreement: One calls for the realignment of the game into two 15-team leagues, an idea first put on the table by the union more than 10 years ago.
The Applied Biosystems Group of the Applera Corporation laid off about 145 workers, or 3.3percentt, of its staff this month to prepare for a realignment of the company into four segments.
In Japan, the recession could force a realignment of the country's eight automakers, which are globally competitive but have begun feeling increasing pain from the global downturn.
Aside from a minor realignment of the junction with M-22 in 1987, the route had remained in this configuration since 1931.
But last December, Mr Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced a series of steps that have seen an historic realignment of the relationship between the two Cold War enemies.
The realignment of the trajectories of the two countries creates an eerie effect for me when I happen to read something on Russia with the goal of forgetting, for a brief moment, about China -- the country I teach and write about for a living.
