reorganisation

There'll be no new third rail electrification, though (apart from some minor infill, or reorganisation around depots).

They have a great basis of code, but it needs a major reorganisation and a solid architectural overview and plan.

Didn't Ballmer's reorganisation mean that there was a triad of developer, project manager and tester working together?

It will require some reorganisation, but it seems (from everyone's comments) to be best practice.

Today, the man at the head of the Royal Society holds revolutionary views, and insists on the scientific reorganisation of human society.

Makes sense for the brain to require partial downtime for a index reorganisation.

First you try to fix the problem of the logging system by runnig a reorganisation routine (delete old data,...) or reinit the subsystem.

Source: I've been at Desktop Summit (incidentally, that's where the v5 library reorganisation was announced that's just now bearing fruit).

You only need to keep unspent transactions (after you're confident a block reorganisation wouldn't go as deep as the block where you're pruning old tx).

They should work on making sure their brands are strongly available everywhere, so that when the reorganisation happens, they can still remain a recognizable name.

I've found that I quite like very wide screens now, with a little reorganisation.

All this is pretty well documented as it was of significant historical importance, much more so than the reorganisation of the borders within a US state.

I suspect many articles are approaching a local maximum, and it will be very difficult to do a significant reorganisation of an article in order to reach "the global maximum".

Minority rights issues very often involve major social disruptions, and social disruption is often "bad" in its immediate effects -- social violence, strife -- and often has long term effects -- difficult economic shifts and reorganisation as in your description.