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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York on Tuesday proposed closing 31 elementary schools and a high school next year in what church officials said was the largest school system reorganization in its history.

The combined effects of Tibet uplift and opening of marginal sea might have shaped the topography and river system reorganization in East Tibet.

The mechanisms of impairment and recovery are not well understood, but there is growing interest in the role that central nervous system reorganization might play.

In this work we analyze the onset and manifestation of irreversibility phenomena in the charge transport at single and double metal-redox molecule interfaces, with special emphasis on the role of the nuclear system reorganization energy in causing the distortion of cyclic voltammograms in the first case and the occurrence of hysteresis phenomena in the second case.

As pointed out by Chen, Cohen and Hallet [ 92], the mechanisms of nervous system reorganization following injury may differ depending on the timeframe.

Previous studies have shown bilateral decrease in reaching distance when executing the SEBT and bilateral modifications in the characteristics of CoP displacements, thereby supporting the hypothesis of central nervous system reorganization [ 10, 12, 14].

2 4 As a consequence, the government imposed to those Regions the implementation of Recovery Plans, which should define a strategy for retrenchment and stabilization through the implementation of short-term actions and long-term system reorganizations.

To overcome this problem, a new bicluster-based temporal segmentation method in this paper is developed to build a causal process model (CPM) for identifying the temporal features of biological processes during genotype or system reorganizations.

The reforms included the development of a new secular school system, the reorganization of the army based on the Prussian conscript system, the creation of provincial representative assemblies, and the introduction of new codes of commercial and criminal law, which were largely modeled after those of France.

In June he made a partial recovery and threw himself into the formation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the federal system of reorganization he favoured against Stalin's unitary scheme.

In recent interviews, Mr. Cuomo has made clear that he believes his administration will be judged on the strength of his first budget, which will contain not only appropriations for next year, but also the kernels of his most ambitious proposals: an overhaul of New York's expensive Medicaid system, a reorganization of Albany's bloated bureaucracy and tighter ethics oversight.