Sentence examples for reorganization ability from inspiring English sources

Following the design criteria for self-replenishing coatings, several important aspects have been characterized, such as network flexibility, dangling chains surface segregation and surface reorganization ability.

According to JM, the reorganization enhances its ability 'to serve increasingly global needs' in the composites, filtration and energy storage markets.

A crucial part of the reorganization hinges on NTL's ability to attract an outside investor.

He showed political acumen and administrative ability in his reorganization of the essential services of supplies and transport in wartime.

A similar observation has been made with gal-3, which associates and forms clusters when it interacts with cell-surface glycans, thereby explaining its ability to mediate reorganization of cell-surface glycoproteins [ 46].

The calculated energy values of HOMO, LUMO, ionization potential (IP), electron affinity (EA), and reorganization energy showed that the abilities of electron injection and transport were dramatically improved by introducing electron-withdrawing fluorine atoms.

For example, studies of patients with blindsight highlight the scope of white matter reorganization underlying preservation of visual abilities after occipital cortical lesions (Leh et al., 2006; Bridge et al., 2008).

The F.B.I. has also begun a reorganization designed to bolster its analytical ability and to break down attitudes at the bureau that kept it oriented toward the prosecution of criminal cases rather than the early detection of terrorist plots.

The sprawling 1934 Indian Reorganization Act gave the DOI the ability to take land into trust for tribes.

Taken together, we propose that recovery of walking ability is mediated through reorganization of corticospinal actions on spinal interneuronal circuits modifying reflex function during walking.

Combining these two forms of stimulation might augment the amount of activity within sensory and motor areas and increase our ability to prevent maladaptive reorganization within these areas or facilitate reestablishment of preinjury organization of function.