Sentence examples for reorganize space from inspiring English sources

The panel said NASA should reorganize space station management and be given a chance to show it can control costs.

But the renowned Italian architect Aldo Rossi, who died in 1997, found an answer: to reorganize existing space and create new space underground.

For three years, since we'd moved, I'd meant to reorganize that space into something functional, but one book led to another, one assignment to another, and I'd told myself that I didn't have the time, money, or energy to make it happen.

And since I first read Proust's amazing descriptions of the emerging technologies of airplanes and motorcars and telephones I've thought of fiction as particularly suited to depicting new modes of communication and conveyance — the way they reorganize social space, collapsing certain distances, establishing new ones.

Tomasicchio is partnering with Phillip Anthony Pulitano, the BPM co-owner and Blue Parrot Beach Club director, and Rob Oliverio, the current owner of RYZE, to rebrand and reorganize the space.

Set some time in your life to reorganize your space and your life.

Ms. McCarty, an aerospace consultant, said her group had become even less effective after its annual meeting, shortly after the Columbia accident, when it advocated installing a crew escape mechanism on the shuttle and reorganizing the space agency so the safety officer for a flight would be more independent, and would not report to officials responsible for flight operations.

Children are more likely to acquire L2 sounds because they have less well-established L1 categories, and so are better able to reorganize their phonological space.

These features facilitate the cell to reorganize proteins in space and in time, to form temporal functional units to perform a particular biochemical function,, or to modulate the function of a membrane protein.

She's been asked to help companies make hiring choices, reorganize their work spaces, and smooth out managing decisions.

You make the cuts and then reorganize, freeing up more space".