Sentence examples for restructuring of existing from inspiring English sources

Marmot was criticised as living in "fantasy land" for his proposals for radical restructuring of existing economic systems.

In particular, the available resistance capacity of existing masonry structures is highly relevant to the restructuring of existing buildings.

We take a constructivist perspective of learning (National Research Council 2000; Wheatley 1991) that views new knowledge results from students' restructuring of existing knowledge in response to new experiences and active sense-making.

However, the area under the curve 2 (Fig. 5a) increases by three times that indicates the generation of electrically active defects not only due to the restructuring of existing, but also largely due to the technological treatment of silicon crystals.

The repair of the glomerular function and the reversal of proteinuria can be due either to restructuring of existing and/or to de novo generation of podocytes.

* Strengthening or restructuring of existing interventions ** Newly developed interventions within the Salut Programme 1 Pregnant women and women recently given birth All of the professionals (n = 23) involved in the pilot areas of the Salut Programme gave their consent to participate in the study after an invitation via telephone by the first author.

Knowledge integration is the organization, restructuring and interpretation of existing knowledge through "directives, organizational routines, and self-contained task teams" (Alavi and Leidner 2001: 122) to establish a base into new meaningful knowledge and maximize knowledge synergy (Wu and Chen 2014).

In the proposed framework, the two cornerstones are further subdivided into six topics: "territorial capital" is broken down into physical, human, natural capital, while "capacity building" encompasses modernisation, restructuring and stabilisation of existing territorial assets.

Restructuring of the existing port created specialized facilities for dry bulks and containers.

Creative corporate finance such as a restructuring of the existing diabetes joint venture with Bristol-Myers Squibb, coupled with "long runway" acquisitions such as Actelion could provide a useful bridge to organically fuelled growth.

In a statement, Borders said the delay was "intended to help the company maintain liquidity while it seeks to complete a refinancing or restructuring of its existing credit facilities and other obligations".