Sentence examples for rearranged to make a from inspiring English sources
"Music From a Sparkling Planet" is about a lot of things that have happened in my life that I have rearranged to make a play.
In the other direction, if all simple cycles have the same average, call it c, then the same holds for any periodic cycle because it can be broken into segments between repeated vertices which can be rearranged to make a sum of simple cycles, and the value of the co-cycle is simply the sum because it is elementary.
Then the orchestra's seats were rearranged to make room for the arrival of a piano, at which Daniel Barenboim sat and performed, with Boulez and the orchestra, Schoenberg's Piano Concerto.
Or, the dividers can be rearranged to make room for one more full-size camera and a few lens.
De Michele et al. used a variant of GFP in which the protein sequence is rearranged to make the chromophore more sensitive to the conformation of the protein to which it is attached.
Come Friday evening, those same chairs are rearranged to make room for the bands performing on "open mic night".
Many of the stencils were reproduced from drawings (some by young children) cut up and rearranged to make seemingly spontaneous compositions reminiscent of American abstract expressionist paintings, at that time virtually unknown in Europe.
The semiconductor wires within the fiber "are well-organized and can be rearranged to make useful things," Kouvetakis predicts.
This situation is similar to the reconstruction of the C(111) surface, where the top-layer C atoms are rearranged to make the dangling bonds become the nearest neighbors and form the π bonding[21].
Our method could be rearranged to make the same measurements as Pflieger et al., 16) but then we would not be able to address the problem of variable miscleavage due to phosphorylation, which is anticipated to the more variable and important problem of the two.
New employees of the Eames Office would be set the daunting challenge of rearranging the keys to make a new tune.
