Sentence examples for realignment which from inspiring English sources

Conference realignment, which once appeared to be an inevitability, has reached a holding pattern.

This policy of "realignment", which began in October 2011, has cut the state's prison population by around 25,000.

In any case, expanding the playoff field could be done more easily than realignment, which would require a schedule overhaul.

Brown came up with a dramatic policy known as realignment, which sent lower-level felons to local jails or released them, under the supervision of county probation officers.

Rein in conference realignment, which has created geographically unintelligible conferences, forcing more missed class time as teams travel cross-country for games.

That seems highly unlikely, but Canterbury also risks losing the Global South bloc in a massive realignment, which would effectively isolate a diminishing Western church.

Second, available viewers are not capable of also realigning reads, so they will not be able to show our realignments, which are crucial to conveying the information in our score.

The developed three-station quality management model has the potential to decrease the overall cost of a project by reducing the fabrication rework required as well as by avoiding costly and time-consuming site assembly realignments, which are often caused by defects in the fabrication and delivery processes.

Results: We present ABRA, an assembly-based realigner, which uses an efficient and flexible localized de novo assembly followed by global realignment to more accurately remap reads.

He predicts a realignment in which various branches of Judaism will become more traditional and, paradoxically, more separate.

"We had a moratorium on hiring through the realignment process, which concluded at the end of April," a Coca-Cola spokesman, Ben Deutsch, said on Wednesday.