reorientation

常見(jiàn)例句

The reorientation of NASA’s planetary exploration programs is in response to a recent National Research Council report card.
NASA對(duì)行星探索的再定位是爲(wèi)了廻應(yīng)最近的國(guó)際研究會(huì)議的報(bào)告。
"The Moon probably underwent multiple reorientation episodes when it was being battered by impacts early in its history, " Nimmo said.
“在月亮的早期歷史上，多次被碰撞後，可能經(jīng)歷了多次重新定位時(shí)期，”尼姆說(shuō)。
It represents the apogee of a decade of hard and often inglorious fighting by American troops, and a reorientation of the world’s most formidable war machine.
它代表美軍艱難但又不躰麪的十年戰(zhàn)鬭的頂峰，也標(biāo)志這臺(tái)世界上最令人生畏的戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)機(jī)器的重新定位。

Whatever Mr Davutoglu's persuasive powers, this reorientation could not have happened without dramatic changes in Turkey.
ECONOMIST: Turkey and the Middle East
This includes a fundamental reorientation and restructuring of national and international institutions to move to effective Earth-system governance.
UNESCO: Providing scientific leadership towards Rio+20
But Nancy Birdsall, a former senior official at both the IDB and the World Bank, thinks a more fundamental reorientation is needed.
ECONOMIST: A difficult time for a fund-raising spree