Sentence examples for reorganization time from inspiring English sources

The preparation time consists of reorganization time (T reg) and reaction time (T resp).

This makes maintaining a connected backbone quite costly, especially in terms of reorganization time, overhead and energy consumption.

Conclusion Through an ongoing database, clinical and physiological data gathering in critical care and its reorganization in time can lead to the new concept of the perpetual patient.

Nine departments declined for reasons such as upcoming reorganization and time pressure.

This may indicate that chestnut has a slower rate of structural reorganization over time, or another possible hypothesis is that grape is misplaced phylogenetically.

But he added that "the goals of the litigation can be achieved without reorganization at this time".

In her most recent position as worldwide chairwoman of pharmaceuticals, she oversaw the reorganization during a time when the company was managing significant losses of patent exclusivity.

In this paper, we propose several strategies to manage data reorganization at compile time, with a focus on indexed accesses to shared buffers to avoid data copies.

But right now, says Robert Zeigler, director-general of the International Rice Research Institute in Los Baños, the Philippines, a CGIAR center, "'[w]e're burning up another year to 2 years in a reorganization,' when the time and effort would be better spent shoring up CGIAR's finances and making tough decisions about which programs deserve the precious support".

Others did not participate owing to lack of time, reorganization or other adverse organizational conditions.

The reasons for dropout were lack of time, reorganization at work, sudden illness, and increased knee symptoms.