Sentence examples for reassignment with other from inspiring English sources

Many sought reassignment with other agencies.

A number of authors also allied the bird with groups such as birds-of-paradise, bee-eaters, cowbirds, Icteridae, and choughs, resulting in its reassignment to other genera with new names, such as Coracia cristata and Pastor upupa.

Complementary cancer treatment can have a negative effect on the physical and psychological work ability and has been shown to be associated with reductions in work hours and reassignment to other work tasks.

Information about fraternal birth order in autogynephilia can be gleaned from studies of men with gender dysphoria biological males who seek surgical sex reassignment and other interventions for bodily feminization.

Telephone companies using standard wired service, not cellular or pager service, will return blocks of unused numbers for reassignment to other companies.

The neighboring function, namely greedy reassignment with maximum release (GR-MR), provides a dynamic mechanism to switch the preference of the search between the exploration and exploitation.

Sex reassignment with hormonal and/or surgical treatments has been reported to improve social, psychological and sexual well-being and functioning.

Other promising future research directions include the incorporation of this photon reassignment method into other wide field tissue imaging techniques such as various light-sheet based microscopes.

Ms. Solomou was retained when the mayor announced the reassignment of two other aides last month.

(Or was it a cat that felt more like a dog? Species reassignment is whole other world of confusion).

Although the existing bandwidth allocation algorithms address rate allocation only without considering code placements and reassignments, Algorithm DBA (see Algorithm 3) enables rate allocation, code allocation and reassignment to interact with each other in order to provide fairness, delay and rate guarantees with low code reassignment overhead.