The basic hope is that the standards will reorient schools toward teaching students things that will be more useful in college and life — more nonfiction and articles than fiction, more explaining how to do math problems than memorizing formulas.
We conclude by highlighting key suggestions for future research that we hope will reorient the field and improve the rigour of future research such that we can build more reliable and useful theories and policy recommendations.
Mishel then composed himself, paid tribute to his intellectual opponent sitting in the front row and began a speech that, he hopes, will reorient the U.S. economy away from the 1 percent or the 0.1 percent and toward the rest of us.
"My hope is that this paper will reorient planners and policymakers who use the term 'adaptation' in a very narrow way," Geisler said.
If one area suddenly has more mass — perhaps because an enormous volcano has erupted on that spot — the planet will reorient itself so the more massive feature is closer to the equator.
An odd, fascinating new book called "Aerotropolis" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $30) takes Garreau's idea and brings it to an even stranger place, predicting that, in the future, cities will reorient themselves around enormous airports.
Van Gundy will reorient the Knicks to that philosophy today through Thursday before the team flies to Charleston, S.C., to practice through next Monday.
"It will reorient land conservation in the Southwest," said Michael J. Robinson, conservation advocate with the Center for Biological Diversity, a Tucson-based group that brought the lawsuit.
Specifically, warp index w will reorient the input x through the function below (^ = exponentiation).
"We will reorient the initiative," agrees the other co-chair, Reinhard Hüttl, scientific executive director of Helmholtz Centre Potsdam.
