Sentence examples similar to rerouting of resources from inspiring English sources

The Colorado balloon may have led to the rerouting of flights and the wasteful deployment of law enforcement resources.

These include rerouting of raw materials, optimization of reaction yield, rerouting of product from undesirable outlets to desirable outlets, and recycle of unreacted raw materials.

The rerouting of ocean currents led to climatic changes as the Earth entered a glacial cycle.

A rerouting of M-26 in November 1940 moved it between Phoenix and Eagle River, replacing M-111.

This caused rerouting of the highway away from the roadhouse, drawing off traffic and travelers.

34 Inhibition of task-irrelevant regions may allow rerouting of activity to relevant regions.

CARKL loss promoted rerouting of glucose from aerobic to anaerobic metabolism comparable to LPS induction.

In contrast to GI bypass surgeries, VBG does not involve rerouting of food within the digestive tract.

Mrs Griesbeck pointed out the rerouting of traffic via the Alsace region.

This does not necessarily require a rerouting of scarce resources from growth and reproduction to immune function; rather, even when resources are not limiting, immune system induction may actively shut off growth and reduce metabolism, perhaps by co-opting an existing molecular strategy as by inhibiting the IIS pathway.

Transporters involved in metabolic pathways contribute to the direct rerouting of cellular resources by the internalized bacterium.