Sentence examples for reassignment and the from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Ms. DeFabio's reassignment was an acknowledgment of weaknesses in the state's test development operations, Mr. Dunn said: "We want to clarify that there is no connection between Roseanne DeFabio's reassignment and the physics test.

The analysis indicates that the results of the reassignment and the neural network-based methods are proportionate.

Moreover, the reassignment and the inclusion of activities as well as the removal of orphan activities lead to elimination of 73 reactions (71 reactions plus 2 exchange fluxes) from iCG238 and the inclusion of 59 new reactions (56 reactions plus 3 exchange fluxes) in iMP240 (see Additional file 2).

The performance of four widely used time-frequency representations, the Smoothed Pseudo Wigner-Ville (SPWV), the Spectrogram (SP), the reassignment SPWV, and the reassignment SP, are studied.

After two years of state-imposed firings and staff reassignments and the suspension of one of its publications, the Chinese authorities have sharply stepped up their tactics in a campaign to rein in this country's most widely respected news organization.

A combination of reassignments and the elimination of several command positions will "trim the fat on executive staff" at the Chicago Police Department and save the county more than $1 million, Superintendent Garry McCarthy said in a press conference Monday.

Considering the robustness of our phylogeny, the profound genetic changes that coincide with codon reassignments and the scarcity of codon reassignments, we conclude that a stepwise acquisition model is the most likely hypothesis.

Assuming that the maximum number of iterations is fixed independently of the problem parameters, the computational complexity of the feasible point search is O N K M ) for the subcarrier reassignment and O N D+K)) for the power allocation.

The men reconnect and Martin asks Kelly to take charge of communicating the story of his racial reassignment, and his advocacy of the procedure, to the world.

Right now, I'll be content with the SRS (sexual reassignment surgery) and the changes that taking hormones have brought.

The film, directed by Oscar-winner Tom Hooper, focuses on the first ever recipient of gender reassignment surgery and the effect this has on his marriage.