Sentence examples for subsequent reorganization from inspiring English sources

The company encountered financial problems after World War I and the subsequent reorganization forced the Seiberling brothers to relinquish control.

With the French Revolution (1789 99) and Napoleon's subsequent reorganization of many of France's institutions, the University of Paris became one of the academies of the newly created University of France.

For Xcr = 40%, it was shown that the initial α crystals underwent partial destruction and subsequent reorganization into mesophase and/or α′ crystals.

The approach consists of a gradual analysis of the architecture of starch granules, followed by a discussion of disorganization in excess water and high temperature and subsequent reorganization in model systems and cereal products.

Although DNA sequence is the primary recognition element in genome regulatory sites, access of the receptor to these sites is strongly modulated by chromatin structure, and the subsequent reorganization of local nucleoprotein domains is a key component of receptor function.

After a big fundraise and subsequent reorganization last year at Coursera — which saw a change of CEO, as well as the departure of its COO, CFO, CMO and CPO (along with some 40 others) — the online education startup is today launching a new IT course with Google to underscore its message that the ship is still sailing as it passes 30 million users and 2,500 courses.

Although the shock of Mr. Rogers's purge and subsequent reorganizations reverberated through the art world, many ordinary museumgoers in Boston know him mainly as the director who reopened the museum's main entrance on Huntington Avenue.

However, the model adequately emphasizes the ecological importance of disturbance and subsequent ecosystem reorganization, as well as long term cyclic ecosystem dynamics, for ecosystem resiliency and adaptive capasity.

First, a goal of our experiment was to understand how ecosystem processes change following a realistic sequence of species loss and subsequent community reorganization.

A recent study suggests that lesions at early stages of human development may lead to subsequent substantial reorganization of the origins of the corticospinal output (Basu et al. 2010).

After the subsequent buyout and reorganization by Wheedle, Cavil & Pook L.L.C. came our brief and ill-fated effort to market that line of edible mouse pads.