He added that, "This is really not about cutting costs as much as it is repositioning resources," both topically and geographically.The program this week announced the opening of a bureau to cover Silicon Valley, in partnership with KQED Public Media, which owns KTEH-TV, the public television station in San Jose, Calif.
Instead, Obama is dogged once again by violence in the Middle East, and rather than celebrate the repositioning of resources toward the Pacific Rim, Obama will spend part of his tour of China and Laos that starts Saturday huddling with other world leaders over how to untangle the morass in Iraq and Syria.
Re-investment of a fraction of the net revenues obtained through wool sales in the reposition of forage resources also proves to be a non-sustainable policy.
"We continue to watch the storm closely," said Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews, a vice president of CBS News. "We will reposition some of our resources as necessary".
It's just not about accessing individual learning resources, but more profoundly repositioning a worldview that accepts all the ways technology can inform the teaching process.
Several resources support computational drug repositioning based on transcriptional data and the functional characterisation of gene sets and signatures.
Aside from approved drugs, the multitude of compounds that have failed clinical trials because of lack of efficacy (not toxicity) also represent a rich resource for repositioning, as these drugs have known clinical and pharmacokinetic data.
A repositioning process was enacted, resulting in a human resources strategy that supported the organization's continued success [ 20].
Reposition your portfolio with heavier weightings in oil, natural resources and cyclical stocks, while cutting back on utilities and consumer staples.
This network provides a valuable resource to revisit disease classification (nosology), to reposition therapeutic agents, identify potential drug side effects and deconvolute drug targets or pathways in a cost-effective way.
