| And this, in turn, is nothing less than one of the most thoroughgoing instances of assimilation and reconsolidation in twentieth-century America. |
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| Subsequently, this problem of inadequate international solidarity was reinforced by the reconsolidation of enterprise unionism in Japan. |
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| But reconsolidation, with its eerie implication that our memories are inauthentic or transitory, was highly disputed. |
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| In order to provide an even planting depth, the seed is bedded in the area of maximum reconsolidation. |
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| The wedge ring roller provides the reconsolidation in strips and levels the soil surface. |
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| The large volume, AS profile, tyre packer reduces the draft requirement and provides good reconsolidation and safe road transport. |
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| But she added that reconsolidation raises a paradox: in order to update our most painful memories, we have to revisit them. |
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| With tooth packer rollers an even, however, not so intense, soil reconsolidation is left over the entire working width. |
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| When levels are low, they say that this memory should not undergo reconsolidation and remain wired into your brain. |
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| The renegotiation must be a reconsolidation or a reappropriation of certain rights in favour of the national community. |
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| And there is some killer data showing that it's possible to block the reconsolidation of drug cravings. |
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| We are making significant strides in the national reconsolidation and democratization process. |
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| Especially with a deep cultivation of up to 30 centimetres it all depends on a good reconsolidation where the soil is intensively loosened. |
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| Multiple roller and tool combinations enable perfect crumbling and optimal reconsolidation of seedbeds. |
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| The tasks of reconsolidation, depth control and road transport are assumed by the wedge ring tyre unit. |
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| The reconsolidation of the FIF, decided upon when drawing up the 2008 budget, has brought an end to this discrepancy. |
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| The requisite disempowerment of workers, in both the workplace and wage negotiations, was facilitated by the reconsolidation of enterprise unions. |
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| Application of IFRS should lead to the reconsolidation of a significant proportion of asset disposal and risk transfer transactions undertaken as part of securitisation transactions. |
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| The large banks, however, were not broken up and proved to be the centres for a measure of reconsolidation in the years after the occupation ended. |
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| Exactly how the brain determines which memories undergo reconsolidation and which factors control the process were the major focus of a recently-published international study that involved Dr. Nader. |
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| He noted the challenges faced by Arab nation, which require reconsolidation among Arab states and rejecting unilateral interests. |
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| The double row furrow press works between the wheels while in front of the wheels the single row furrow press combined with the tractor wheels also obtain a good reconsolidation. |
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| How would you respond to the proposition that special attention must be paid to the reconsolidation of those regions that were cut off during the Cold War? |
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| His new treatment is based on a unique application of the latest discoveries in neuroscience and memory reconsolidation. |
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| We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and thanks to the Secretary-General for encouraging the political parties and former armed groups to participate in the national reconsolidation process. |
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| To this end the Hongwu emperor repeatedly sent armies northward and northwestward to punish resurgent Mongol groups and prevent any reconsolidation of Mongol power. |
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| The VarioPack attached to the front hydraulic system prevents due to its reconsolidation the tractor wheels from sinking and avoids ridges between the wheels. |
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