Sentence examples for required realignment from inspiring English sources
The 1977 section east of this junction had been built with provision for the bridge, but the section built as the A5006 required realignment for the new interchange.
Joe Garagiola Jr. of the World Series champion Arizona Diamondbacks was asked about the team's off-season planning in relation to the possibility that contraction would require realignment, in which his team could be moved to the American League.
Before extracting variables related to upper body motion, acceleration signals require realignment to a global reference; however, the impact of these techniques on the resulting upper body variables is unclear.
Accountability relationships require realignment.
Moral and legal accountabilities for waiting lists require realignment.
Thus, the mask and iris would require realignment for different illumination wavelengths.
To correct potentially misaligned bases in reads due to the presence of insertions or deletions, the RealignerTargetCreator module is used to identify intervals that require realignment followed by the IndelRealigner module to perform the actual realignment.
Six patients required patellar realignment: four at the time of osteotomy and two subsequent to the rotational correction.
This includes an acute valgus and extension osteotomy of the proximal femur combined with gradual varus and distraction (if required) for realignment and lengthening at a second, more distal, femoral osteotomy.
The problem here may be that it is easy for American traders to get insular; to assume that QE means the collapse of the dollar when other nations are also using unconventional monetary policy.To confess, I have long held the view that this crisis resembles that of the 1930s and the 1970s, in requiring a realignment of the international financial system.
Dislocation in this region requires rapid realignment, as untreated perilunate dislocation or dislocation of the lunate bone will lead to serious secondary damage, which can only be treated by salvage operations involving loss of function [10].
