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alignment

Definition for alignment

noun as in lining up

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For example, brain regions involved in reward showed greater alignment during "gain" scenarios, while regions tied to risk evaluation became more synchronized during "loss" moments.

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Those alignments fade when policy is framed through the institutions and moral language of a party many no longer see as compatible with rural ways of living.

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“Can you confirm whether Urban Alchemy reports that all 88 slots are open and occupiable in alignment with the city’s quarterly reporting,” she asked.

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Although effective in many situations, these methods can miss the mark when the main objective is to ensure strong alignment between predictions and actual values, says Kim, assistant professor of mathematics.

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Garber has long been pushing for the move, telling reporters at last summer’s MLS All-Star Game “that alignment is something that makes sense.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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