Sentence examples for reorganization I from inspiring English sources

Our comparison concerns metrics that are central to WSN research, such as time for clustering and backbone reorganization, corresponding overhead, extent of the reorganization (i.e., number of nodes involved in it), and properties of the resulting backbone, such as its size, backbone route length, number of gateways and nodes per cluster.

Nevertheless, reduction of cortical reorganization (i.e. reduction of activation in contralateral M1 and S1 hand area, induced by lip purse, to sub-threshold levels in group analysis) after training in our patients covaried with reduction of their constant pain scores.

Although bouts of transposable element proliferation in these species genomes are clearly associated with hybridization followed by genome reorganization (i.e., hybrid speciation), the extent to which natural hybridization in-and-of-itself was, and may continue to be, a catalyst for large-scale changes in genome size is unclear.

While thinking through my own arguments about why a direct federal role in restructuring Detroit is preferable to bankruptcy reorganization, I found myself romanticizing the Resolution Trust Corporation of the savings-and-loan era; not a good sign.

Hugh Quarshie's long-suffering character has seen and suffered so much since he joined the soap in 2001 that he feels like the personification of the best of the NHS: wearily irritable, still just about hanging on despite 25 government-initiated reorganizations (I exaggerate, but not much), still good at his job and still trying to be selfless - against the odds.

The reorganization would (i) preserve Microsoft's existing business units; (ii) increase incentives for them to be used in efficient, innovative ways; and (iii) thereby lower entry barriers that were raised by Microsoft's unlawful conduct.

In an online column the same year, quoted in the brief, Mr. Gates wrote: "I gain confidence about a potential reorganization when I see that it makes clear what every group is supposed to do" and "minimizes the dependencies and overlap between groups".

We did 90% of reorganization while I was, quite literally, traveling around the world.

For each Tiso, the two melting temperatures of the metastable crystals without prior reorganization or superheating (i.e. zero-entropy-production melting temperatures) were constantly 20 K and 30 K, respectively, higher than Tiso.

Based on the results obtained from this analysis, the amorphous TiO2 thermogram (Fig. 2) has been divided into four stages, grouped together in three zones: (a) amorphous zone: stages I and II; (b) atomic reorganization zone: stage III; and (c) complete crystallization zone: stage IV.

Functionally, each human mutation caused (i) protein reorganization of junctophilin-2, (ii) perturbations in intracellular calcium signaling, and (iii) marked cardiomyocyte hyperplasia.