In March 2001, Mr. Farnsworth agreed to be reassigned and signed a one-year employment contract, going from supervising a staff of about 350 to overseeing a staff of about 10 working on a financial software program, Mr. Hilder said.
In an article published last year in the Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports, Skinner proposed that virtually every equation and variable from traffic theory could be reassigned and interpreted as a description of a basketball game, with each route in the traffic model transformed into a different basketball play.
I had found Radford, who had been quietly reassigned and buried in a new job on the west coast, and interviewed him, and was flying with him back to Washington for further interviews.
Rather, it is reassigned and included as a further acoustic cue or element in the perception of the sound or event that caused the coarticulation.
In June 2012 photos of a forced late-term abortion, and the subsequent delivery of a dead girl, went viral online, causing a national uproar; some family-planning officials were sacked or reassigned, and the woman received an apology.That case happened to occur in Shaanxi, not very far from where Ms Qin works.
A deputy warden was reassigned, and then retired; he was not placed on modified duty.
The elevator operator was reassigned, and the guard was fired.
In addition to suspending Lackner over the Murdough case, corrections officials also reassigned a warden and transferred a mechanics supervisor.
Mr. Terhune has demoted Mr. McKeen to assistant superintendent, two levels beneath an administrator, and reassigned him to a youth correction center, a department spokesman, Chris Carden, said today.
Sherman was relieved of his command on Nov. 8 and reassigned to a lesser post in St . Louis
