Sentence examples for reassigned with from inspiring English sources
For instance, to lift the blocking on by freeing, the call of is reassigned with, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Code blocking and reassignment in an OVSF code tree.
"If he is here with bad feelings about being reassigned, with all the power a police supervisor has, it could be very bad for my community," he said.
Detective Dillon said that on Monday, some members of the Emergency Services Unit drove their trucks to the Queens Central Repair Shop, where Lieutenant Pigott had been reassigned, with lights flashing to try to cheer him up.
Brian Garnett, executive director of external affairs for the State Department of Correction, would not comment other than to confirm the five workers have been reassigned with pay and are under investigation.
The ship was refitted that year and reassigned, with her flotilla, to Home Fleet, after its completion.
Michael DiVincenzo, who is also a Maine Township High School District 207 teacher, has been temporarily reassigned with pay following allegations that three boys on his varsity soccer team were sexually assaulted during practice in September.
For all five species analyzed, the gene positions of the unique gene sets were randomly reassigned within the corresponding chromosomes with no constraints in the type of overlaps, the reciprocal arrangement, and the number of genes per cluster.
Among other things, both Mr. Welch and his deputy chief, Brenda Morris — who had led the trial team — were reassigned, along with two other lawyers from the section.
For the purpose of evaluating the safety of sex reassignment in terms of morbidity and mortality, however, it is reasonable to compare sex reassigned persons with matched population controls.
Intersexed babies with XY chromosomes have therefore frequently been "reassigned" as female, with parents advised to raise them as girls, and oestrogen pills administered to induce female puberty.
Arizona followed this up with a proposal to reassign teachers with heavy accents.
