It can take more than 2 years for students to reorganize one number sequence to construct the next (Steffe & Cobb, 1988).
Even in the best of circumstances and in the most progressive of political climates, transgender identities are usually hard-won, generally involving reams of paperwork and documentation, court appearances, and psychological evaluations, not to mention completely reorganizing one's personal and professional life to accommodate their new gender presentation.
These include: 1) generating inferences from the material presented; 2) making links between information; 3) integrating new information into prior existing knowledge; and 4) reorganizing one's knowledge representation [ 63, 64].
"We are potentially one or two days away from a vote on a bill that would reorganize one-sixth of the American economy, impacting tens of millions of American lives, and no one knows what it is," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y ., tolD-N.Y .ew York tolds.
In early May 2011, Jinsha County government developed a list of enterprises that were going to be the main merging and reorganizing parties, stipulating that coal mines with an annual output of 90,000 tons or less were to be closed, while the rest must be merged or reorganized to one of the main merging and reorganizing enterprises on the list.
The posthumous publication of Ralph Ellison's disappointing "Juneteenth" — reorganized by one of Ellison's friends — has not diminished the power or importance of "Invisible Man".
At last, all the data were stored in the MySQL 5.0.90 database and reorganized into one list.
The settlers assured of personal freedom, fixed rents, and some measure of self-administration and operating under the so-called German Law founded new villages and towns or reorganized old ones.
I just recently hired a company to reorganize my one-car garage.
And it has reorganized into two divisions, one for food and liquor stores and one for general merchandise and clothing.
