Sentence examples for reorganized meaning from inspiring English sources
To allow movement of objects, such as MTs or chromosomes through a gel of cross-linked filaments, the gel needs to be reorganized, meaning that many bonds are transiently stretched or broken.
The company has "U.S.-style" management, he said, meaning that it is willing to pare assets and reorganize its work force to increase profits.
In his appearance before Congress on Tuesday, General Petraeus plans to argue that the United States has spent the last 15 to 18 months "getting the inputs right," meaning not just tripling the number of forces but also reorganizing military and civilian efforts and installing fresh personnel, according to a senior military officer familiar with the testimony.
This process included a descriptive phase of identifying meaning units and assigning codes which were then compared and reorganized into tentative categories.
Pininfarina has since reorganized.
The panel was reorganized.
She reorganized the whole process".
The central administration was reorganized.
Several departments were reorganized.
