realignment

Satellite control software: you enter tiny time intervals using scientific notation to command very short thruster bursts for realignment.

It was also part of a fairly clear realignment that came with a change in leadership.

This has huge implications for conference realignment which seems to be driven by these contracts.

But the point of using UCD before testing on real customers is that it's a far cheaper way to provide basic realignment.

But this is hardly relevant, since it all took place a decade or two before the great political realignment triggered by LBJ.

A realignment in one way or the other would be most welcome.

There has to be a fundamental realignment of power and that will most likely only happen via a major external shock, like a world war.

It would be a political realignment, because the coalition Rand Paul would build and the platform he would run on are not the traditional Republican coalition and platform.

It's not politicalcompass's fault that US politics live entirely in the right-authoritarian corner and English politics have significantly shifted towards it with New Labour's realignment on US democrats.

I think the author goes too far in suggesting a widespread realignment of society - I wouldn't really want to live in an anarcho-communist utopia either.

Being unable to depend on bus service in any particular corridor to last more then a year or two without realignment or service cuts made it hard to justify settling down.

> led to a series of decisions in the middle of the decade > that brought a major realignment of the value of...

The section you want to pay especially close attention to is marked "1964 Election – Regional Realignment".

And what mechanisms for "realignment" do you have in mind?

In the coming years, I hope there will be a major realignment of what we know as "work hours" and everything that goes with it in the US.

What I don’t accept is present day Republicans who try to deflect well-grounded charges of racism by claiming that they’re members of “the party of Lincoln” while ignoring the near-perfect realignment in the major party’s respective bases that happened between now and then.