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reorientation

A change in direction or focus of a business in response to changing market conditions or in order to attract a different market.

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In fact, a critical aspect of the need for value reorientation rests heavily on parental/guardian roles.
We'll Partner With EFCC To Recover Looted Funds In Kwara a Governor
The mass reorientation of the former 141 NPA supporters was successfully conducted at Barangay Gym, New Leyte, Maco, ComVal province on Tuesday (Sept.
'Balik Loob' program held in ComVal
Building the awareness capacity of a teacher on the vocational tasks based on the study of "the particularities of the subjects included in the system of professional training and reorientation" (Baranski, 1979) constitutes a pedagogical priority objective.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE MANIFESTATION OF DISTRIBUTIVE ATTENTION IN EXPERIENCED TEACHERS AND BACHELOR'S DEGREE STUDENTS
Here [theta] is the director axis reorientation angle, [v.sub.x] the velocity flow (in the x-direction), K the elastic constant; [[gamma].sub.1], [[gamma].sub.2] and [eta] are the viscosity coefficients.
Maxwell Stress Induced Flow-Deformation and Optical Nonlinearities in Liquid Crystals
Again, a small, daily practice that serves to reorient his heart and shape his life, showing us that being counter-cultural consists in surprisingly small acts of reorientation. Daniel survived the massively formative influence of the dominant culture through simple practices--what Christians later would call "a rule of life."
A rule of life: daily rituals for bringing us back to god
The Early Luther: Stages in a Reformation Reorientation. By Berndt Hamm.
The Early Luther: Stages in a Reformation Reorientation
"The major demand is for more growth and more jobs, namely a reorientation of European construction.
Hollande calls for reorientation of Europe
The firm is in dire straits due to stagnating sales and the reorientation of the filling stations market.
Austrian AWI goes insolvent
Researchers have proposed some constitutive models associated with the martensitic variant reorientation [7-16].
A model to describe the magnetomechanical behavior of martensite in magnetic shape memory alloy
The topics include Philip Melanchthon and Wittenberg's reform of the theological curriculum, Theodore Beza and the reorientation of early reformed historiography, the Danzig Academy Gymnasium in 17th-century Poland, Voetius on the subject and formal act of happiness, the soteriological debate between George Kendall and Richard Baxter, and the Bristol Academy and the education of ministers in 18th-century England, 1758-91.
Church and school in early modern Protestantism; studies in honor of Richard A. Muller on the maturation of a theological tradition
For this South American neighbor, defense technology has become a critical aspect of strategic reorientation and force modernization.
Strategic Forum 279
Membre incontournable de la garde rapprochee du President Obama chargee de la politique etrangere, Tom Donilon, 58 ans, jouissait d'une grande influence notamment pour ce qui est des questions de lutte anti-terroriste et de la reorientation de la politique americaine vers l'Asie, ainsi qu'en ce qui concerne le retrait de l'armee US d'Afghanistan et d'Irak.
Demission attendue ce mercredi de Tom Donilon Conseiller a la securite nationale du President Obama (NYT)

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