Sentence examples for reordering that from inspiring English sources
They have a larger goal a political reordering that would drastically shrink the federal government and sweep away not just Mr. Obama, but much of the Republican establishment, starting with Senator John McCain.
He originally arrived to make a smaller project at the request of the nonprofit Moore Space here, founded by the prominent collectors Rosa de la Cruz and Craig Robins, but they closed the space unexpectedly in October, in an example of the reordering that is beginning to unfold in the art world.
The real source of the over-the-top rage of 2010 is the same kind of national existential reordering that roiled America in 1964.
So combine hugely dominant market share with the reordering that Google performs on the information it indexes and its position, vis-a-vis controlling access to personal data, looks far more influential than mere middleman.
But once that has been done, it's great to be able to reorder that eggplant dish from the Indian place on 58th in three clicks, without remembering that the restaurant's name is Chola or that the dish is called Aloo Baigan.
Liu appealed and last week the court removed the stay and reordered that the journalists cough up documents that would reveal the identity of their confidential informants.
In practice, retransmitting packets is very costly since it also involves queuing and reordering packets that arrive until the re-transmit is complete, thus stopping time-sensitive data from going through in the meantime [49].
Despite of that, reordering pockets according to the new scores led to improvements.
Perhaps no force in modern life is as omnipresent yet overlooked as global migration, that vehicle of creative destruction that is reordering ever more of the world.
An important feature of this algorithm is a variable reordering scheme that greatly reduces computation time.
The first stage uses a reordering scheme that brings as many of the largest matrix elements as possible closest to the main diagonal.
