0 to organize a company, business, or system in a new way to make it operate more effectively -- 调整；改组；重建
Likewise, the restructuring phase might reflect the emergence of the prosodic domain of phrasal stress.
Again there is officially no break-off criterion, but as with the sentence understanding tasks we did use a break-off criterion on the restructured task.
The financial inducement is clearly intended to produce exits from employment in order to restructure the workforce.
Routine experience was also to be restructured in such a way as to make individual tenure acceptable.
Over the years the government has attempted to restructure or replace these self-governing institutions.
Such actions both restructure discourse and coercively alter the social relations in which discourse is situated.
The new emotion restructured the relationships between physiological and psychological for ms of knowledge, and purged the physiological laboratory of affect.
Businesses were encouraged to steer their employees into more restrictive health plans by mandate and through restructuring their financial incentives.
