Examples of using Re-engineering in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The new method, pioneered by Dr Adam Perriman and colleagues, involves re-engineering the membranes of stem cells to effectively"weld" the cells together.
Business Process Re-engineering(launched by Michael Hammer in 1993[33]): a business management
in new financial players, he said, established banks will need a"tense and deep re-engineering" of processes to enhance speed, convenience
to other elements such as total quality and re-engineering.
business process, and service modelling and re-engineering, operation principles, and maintenance
system in alignment with organizational transformation and process of re-engineering initiatives.
China is re-engineering its long-range ballistic missiles to carry multiple nuclear warheads,” the head of U.S. Strategic Command Admiral Cecil D. Haney said in a January 22 speech.
W.B.E., Inc., which specializes in strategic planning, business re-engineering and other services for international businesses.
technologies of the AI platforms and build AI products to drive Business Process Re-engineering of large corporations.
system in alignment with organizational transformation and process of re-engineering initiatives.
Due to German re-engineering of the machines, these messages were considered undecipherable until 1941,
Polystar, a Taiwanese manufacturer of blown film machines has shifted its main focus onto making and re-engineering ABA technology, because it has noticed this big shift in market trend
introducing terms such as“industrial democracy” and“corporate re-engineering”.
Vaccines can be used as a cover for the injections of any and all genes, whose actual purpose is re-engineering humans in far-reaching ways.
Specialists have been trying to come up with a solution, but building security into these servers to recognize DDoS attacks appears to mean re-engineering the entire internet.
cells(usually white blood cells) from a patient's body, re-engineering them to teach them how to fight against specific forms of cancerous cells and then re-infusing them back into the patient's body.
Recent trends in the field revolve around concepts such as: Business Process Re-engineering(launched by Michael Hammer in 1993): a business management strategy focusing on the analysis
Cell membrane re-engineering is emerging as a powerful tool for the development of next generation cell therapies,
design and re-engineering of document-intensive business processes.
Inspired by the Elwha project, a French group called SOS Loire Vivante successfully lobbied for the removal of two dams in the Upper Loire Valley, and the re-engineering of a 1941 hydroelectric dam on the Allier River to restore habitat for Atlantic salmon.