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Перевод: regrouping

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1. Sometimes the field will be split into two or perhaps three separate pelotons before a regrouping takes place.
2. Were they regrouping?
3. Criteria may range in breadth from very narrow ( can add two single-digit numbers when no regrouping is required) to very broad ( can calculate using any of the four rules of number); the narrower a criterion statement the less equivocal its reference and so the more precisely assessment tasks based on it will be specified.
4. This had not been an issue as long as Edward IV was in good health, and his death was so unexpected that it was not preceded by a political regrouping around the heir.
5. Regrouping at the Colonel's command post began around 0300 hours, 90 minutes after landing.
6. Episodes of extinction during the past 450 million years seemed to be ecological substitutes and regrouping of better adapted species, but again as a result of retreating seas, by shifting plates and changes in climate.
7. Regrouping of data was necessary for one trial: table III of that paper was used to calculate the deaths in each group irrespective of the dose of vitamin A actually received.
8. Nor will the number shrink from six, because the recent megamergers have shown that, far from being a sensible move, such a regrouping reduces partnership profitability, clients are lost through conflicts of interest and economies of scale are not attained.
9. This week has not seen the end of the row about Europe in the Conservative party, but merely a regrouping of forces for the battle still to come.
10. Swedish investors are retreating and regrouping.
11. After regrouping, William headed for Kent and London with his main army but seems to have sent detachments out into Sussex to subdue the countryside and act as a rearguard.
12. German units were now leaving Sicily in a steady trickle as the Luftwaffe began regrouping for the forthcoming attack on Russia.
13. If charged by a powerful enemy they can turn and flee away, hopefully regrouping for a later return.