Sentence examples for reassignment of its from inspiring English sources

Walters assumed command of No. 5 Service Flying Training School in Uranquinty, New South Wales, on 30 June 1943, but the next month was posted to Merauke in Dutch New Guinea to take over No. 72 Wing following reassignment of its original commander, Group Captain Charles Eaton.

To assess the tendency of a gene to be reassigned between modules before and after duplication, we compared the normalized number of reassignments of a gene pre-duplication to the minimum, maximum and average of the normalized number of reassignments of its two 'descendant' copies post-duplication.

Opternative is seeking extensive financial compensation for damages due to breach of contract and theft of trade secrets, and reassignment of a Warby Parker eye test patent it says is derivative of its inventions.

In addition to the outside auditor, Unilever is demanding a payment of about $20 million, the reassignment of some of P.& G.'s hair care managers and some restrictions on its marketing of its hair care lines, Mr. Milton said.

Short sellers scoffed at the investigation, calling it a ridiculous reassignment of blame.

As part of the changes, he said senior members of staff took priority when it came to the reassignment of delivery duties.

Mostly what it takes is a reassignment of what is truly important.

The high osteoconductive capacity of HAC makes it an excellent alternative for gender reassignment of the cranial vault [ 21].

It appears unnecessary to invoke a reassignment of a selectable function during evolution for the protein synthesis machinery.

Nor does it discuss Grassley's concerns about the reassignment of NCI's chief ethics official after she questioned the trips.

The German Archdiocese had not previously mentioned in its statements that Cardinal Ratzinger was sent a memorandum relating to the reassignment of Father Hullermann.