By the time new information bubbles up to executives and they reorient their thinking and take action, the market window will have narrowed.
When astronauts return to Earth, they face long days of rehabilitation as they reorient themselves with "up," "down," "to the side," "behind" and "front".
Cells in proximity to the denuded region become suddenly motile, and they reorient, divide, and migrate at greatly accelerated velocity vs. their relatively quiescent neighbors.
These questions are important, however, because the mindset that laid so much stress on agricultural self-sufficiency in the light of the wartime experiences has only recently begun to change in western Europe, and the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe now have to face similar questions as they reorient their agricultural and food policies.
When waking a dog from a dream, whether good or bad, they may growl if touched or approached until they reorient themselves.
Ardian Jusufi, an integrative biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, led a study on how geckos flick their tails as they are falling, helping them reorient so they always land on their feet.
Can they be reoriented to the new model of programming quickly enough to keep the new shows alive?
Don't restrain them, gently guide them away from any dangerous situations (like a busy road), and speak quietly and calmly until they are reoriented.
Alternatively, they could reorient their efforts to working with, not just for, the non-elites they use to promote their public image and in whose name they justify their external interventions.
Now they were reorienting themselves and heading southwards to warmer waters.
But rather than advocating getting rid of the system altogether, they propose reorienting it to concentrate on promoting private businesses in poor countries.
