Sentence examples for restructuring the view from inspiring English sources

With athletes, we work on restructuring the view of being awake in bed from one of being a failure to being an opportunity for meditation and relaxation.

We furthermore assume that the data store is run independently from the underlying physical server, i.e., (mathfrak {S}) possess administrator privileges over all tables, as well as full access to the file system for enrichment and processing of incoming and outgoing data, as well as for restructuring the database layout (tables, views...), including full control over log settings.

Making the switch with an explicit view to restructuring the notes was unprecedented so far as European bond issuers are concerned.

However, from the point of view of the supplier, restructuring the software development process to meet such customer expectations is not always an easy task, in particular, if it is not clear whether the supplier software organization process is sufficiently mature to drive towards a service delivery format (Lehman and Sharma [2011]).

Two competing views dominate the debate on restructuring the largely military R&D sectors in transitional economies.

The firm is also restructuring the unit.

"Restructuring the Academic Environment". Patricia J. Gumport and Brian Pusser.

Tuesday's vote at Hampden to restructure the SFA was viewed as a "historic" day by Regan, who will now take more control in a bid to streamline the disciplinary process and committee structure of football's governing body in Scotland.

So, we propose to restructure the normative knowledge, basing this restructuring on a generic structure of engineering views.

The intervention employs the following strategies to reduce fear of falling and activity restriction: a) restructuring misconceptions to promote the view that the risk of falls and fear of falling are controllable; b) setting realistic goals for increasing activity; c) changing the environment to reduce the risk of falls; and d) promoting physical exercise to increase strength and balance.

Restructure the incentives in science.