Sentence examples for reshaping operation from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Dr. Callaghan said, it is not known whether the bone shaving or reshaping operation can prevent arthritis or even whether the operation's sometimes dramatic pain relieving effects last.

Here, vec-1 denotes the reshape operation to obtain a matrix given a stacked vector.

Towards the end of his time as acting editor it was too obvious that it was management who were reshaping editorial operations and sensibilities.

The head of BBC News has launched a review to reshape the operation for the next decade, while admitting that it "can't afford to do everything" as it faces millions of pounds worth of cuts.

The sale, which is subject to approval by Nigerian authorities, comes as Total moves to sell up to $20 billion of assets in the next two years to reshape its operations.

A year ago Stora Enso bought Consolidated Papers, another American paper maker, for euro4.9 billion.Other mergers and selective disposals of non-core units have helped big paper firms to reshape their operations.

The sudden and unexpected development raises new questions about the future of Yahoo, which had counted on completing the deal to raise billions of dollars that the embattled online company could use to reshape its operations.

Furthermore, the plastic blends were prepared without the requirement for any further operations, such as reshaping plastic granules into fibers, hence leading to significant energy and costs savings.

"It's a reshaping of operations, it's not a reduction," said Kilian Kleinschmidt, emergency coordinator for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which is leading the humanitarian effort.

Industry analysts believe Ford cannot wait any longer to reshape its manufacturing operations and step up production of smaller cars.

This article was amended on 26 September 2014 because an earlier version said there were 515,776m breasts reshaped in cosmetic operations in Brazil last year.