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alignment

[uh-lahyn-muhnt] / əˈlaɪn mənt /


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“Creating two focused, independent companies sharpens customer and market alignment, increases clarity and speed, simplifies operations, and enables disciplined, business-specific investments to unlock long-term value.”

From Barron's

This can happen for several reasons, including mechanical vibrations, atmospheric turbulence, and/or imperfections in alignment systems.

From Science Daily

The alignment of the planets for the quickest trip only comes around about every 26 months.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scotland officials make the alignment and communication between Gregor Townsend's senior side, national second-string and age-grade teams and the country's two professional outfits a selling point to prospects.

From BBC

On his website, Leike writes that his research focuses on solving the “hard problem of alignment.”

From MarketWatch