Sentence examples for rearranged at from inspiring English sources

Almost all the elements of the new Nike store can be rearranged at a moment's notice.

The clips can also be rearranged at will; different combinations of scenes can be tried until the movie feels right.

The museum's collections will be rearranged at that point and many of the sculptures will be sent to America.

Two days later the Test match was rearranged at the Antigua Recreation Ground down the road in St John's.

He started with a familiar ballad, "East of the Sun (and West of the Moon)," which he had rearranged at a medium tempo.

"If you could look at the neurons and brains," he said, "I feel sure that they rearranged at that point, and I have never recovered".

The cabinets are modular and can be removed easily from the walls through a detachable hooking mechanism, allowing owners to rearrange at will.

When next loading step is applied, atoms preferentially rearrange at the same positions owing to their relatively higher local energy.

For this alignment to occur, more opposite force and more time are needed to randomly rearrange at the off state (i.e., slow and incomplete return to the original and random arrangement of molecules in LC droplets).

When the particles get close enough to the electrode, they go through the Helmholtz diffusion layer, where the charged particles start to rearrange at the electrode surface and traffic to start diffusion through electrode.

In contrast, the sequential insertion of He atoms in Σ73b GB continuously emits self-interstitial atoms (SIAs), but these SIAs rearrange at the core of the inherent GB dislocation, instead of forming a dislocation loop, which leads the GB dislocation to propagate along the [¯1¯112] direction.