Sentence examples for rearranged through from inspiring English sources

Lars Godell, an analyst at Forrester Research in Amsterdam, predicts that today's vertically integrated phone companies in Europe, who handle all aspects of communications services themselves from building intercity trunk cable networks to selling mobile phone handsets, will break down and be rearranged through mergers and acquisitions into Continent-spanning companies.

This is the play not just dusted down, but rechristened and re-presented to the world just as the corpse of Andromache's baby son is rearranged through the rites of mourning and purification after he has been murdered by the triumphant Greeks.

Hence, if the symmetric capacities of the exposed channels are ordered in either way, they should be rearranged through Q.

Biomass was broken down to some fragments and then these fragments were decomposed to smaller compounds, and the produced compounds could be rearranged through condensation, cyclization and polymerization to form new ones [20].

This high occurrence of transposases suggests that pRF genes have been frequently rearranged through recombination mediated by tnp elements.

The human S100A4 gene was reported to be frequently rearranged through deletions, duplications and translocations, and is altered in several cancers [ 31].

Thus transcription from the YAC-GALpr module on chromosome III acted in trans to cause the YAC to rearrange through a hybrid- and Rad51p-dependent mechanism.

In this section, we discuss a coarse-grained hydrodynamic theory that describes the mechanics of a two dimensional epithelium, the cells of which can rearrange through topological changes.

It revealed extensive structural plasticity of the remaining community, which rearranged itself through rewiring, while maintaining its functionality.

The core of the neochromosome is amplified, rearranged, and corroded through hundreds of breakage-fusion-bridge cycles.

Earthy but mysterious, she rearranges relationships through a mingling of present circumstances and the memory of her endearingly gangly teenage self.