Sentence examples for rearranging of from inspiring English sources

Instead of development, we see only a subtle rearranging of static elements.

The name Stromae is itself a rearranging of "maestro" in verlan, the French slang.

Scholars may object to Mr. Bergman's free-handed rearranging of the order of scenes.

There is a moment of study and rearranging of his hand.

The reason for this near-farcical rearranging of the deck chairs is quite simple: the new formula has tanked.

Only the increasing interest in the refacing and rearranging of old brownstones, by architects like Frederick Sterner, offered much hope for the private-house market.

Nevertheless, future studies are recommended to explore the consequences of rearranging items of the Malay version of SAQLI into the new construct.

Candy Crush Saga consists of rearranging pieces of candy — and is played 700 million times a day, its creator says.

Fourth, plastid genomes of Geraniaceae are the most highly rearranged of any photosynthetic land plants examined [ 10- 13].

There is evidence that manipulation in lignin biosynthesis pathway results not only in lower lignin level but also changes its structure and thus rearrange of the polymers.

Rearranging parts of an object can disrupt identification of the object, while leaving low-level features still present.