Sentence examples for reorganization about from inspiring English sources

As the temperature drops the Cu ions undergo a reorganization about the multiwell potential leading to a saddle-like process characteristic of liquids in confined systems.

After complete evaporation of hexane, which required about 1 hour, two rinses with water were sufficient for a first reorganization, completed in about 15 hours.

The results included reorganization costs of about 3 cents a share.

It now anticipates reorganization expenses of about $170 million in 2008, compared with its previous estimate of $100 million.

More than anything, Wednesday's big reorganization is about that.

Last week, Ben Cherniavsky, an airline analyst with Raymond James, wrote in a note to investors that the odds of Air Canada getting through its current problems without another reorganization were "about 50/50 at best".

In addition to the surprise appointment of Mr. Stewart -- he and other police leaders learned of the decision the night before Mr. Stewart's appointment and met him an hour before he was introduced at a news conference -- Mr. Williamson said officers had been reeling from the changes brought about by reorganization.

And artworks, by exemplifying shapes, colors, emotional patterns, etc., as well as by expressing what they literally do not possess, can bring about a reorganization of the world of ordinary experience.

The reorganization will cost about ¥160 billion, or $2 billion, the chief executive of Panasonic, Fumio Ohtsubo, said in Osaka, where the company is based.

Moody's Investors Service cut Cable & Wireless's credit rating to junk on Dec. 6, also on concern about reorganization costs at the Global unit, which accounts for almost two-thirds of sales.

This is part of the reorganization Musk talked about in May on the company's quarterly earnings call.