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"We had to replan the way you use people in factories," he recalled.

He says effectively half my farm will disappear - we'll have to replan our business to take that into account.

Back to the beginning and wait for Vizzini, then regroup, replan, start again.

He wanted somebody to replan the city, and he was told that I was the one who could do it.

Write it on the wall: three or four point swing in one line, as a few thousand independents instantly replan their Tuesday.

This added a new feature to Fischer's model: there is a fixed probability that you can replan your wages or prices each period.

Peterson began to replan his schedule.

Now we must just regroup and replan."

In 1917 Mawson was commissioned to replan Salonika, following extensive fire damage.

"But I think all the coaches will probably go back and replan their fourth-quarter defense to make sure that other people have to shoot the ball late."

Also how to replan.

He told an audience at Stockholm's stock exchange: 'The abandonment of the project enables all concerned to replan accordingly.

In the 1960s, the Hong Kong Government began to replan the area once more, building public housing estates and beginning landfill projects.

Incremental heuristic search algorithms replan fast by using experience with the previous similar path-planning problems to speed up their search for the current one.

FOR days, there had been nothing but drill and drill for the men, plan and replan in the commanders' tent.

Ellis Island was one of several factors weighed by the M.T.A. selection committee that was looking for architects to replan Grand Central.

Economies dont have to grow steadily every year: we might have to just take a bit of a hit for a while and accept that we need to replan.

It is trying to raise $2.5 million to stabilize and replan the building, to restore the interior and to remodel 15,000 square feet of largely unused space to produce income.

State officials said it would add more years to the process to remove Mr. Silverstein and to replan the project with residential space, even if doing so is legally possible.

It also provided a new level of detection avoidance with near real-time threat broadcasts over-the-horizon, so crews can avoid and defeat threats, and replan en route if necessary.

The firm of Swanke Hayden & Connell has been hired to replan the plaza, with consultation from Time Inc., Mr. Green said.

According to the Operation Dominic I report, "The enforced pause allowed DOD to replan the remainder of the Fishbowl series.

The enemy replans and tries to kick it in, but if you hold it closed with your weight he will replan again and maybe come around and dive through a window.

So, it was best to have a discussion about it in the kickoff meeting and follow it up separately, than to assume stuff and later be forced to replan test procedures.