Sentence examples for reordering to from inspiring English sources

But retailers allowed shoppers to draw down inventories, without reordering to fill their shelves.

The director John Irvin and the screenwriter Arthur Hopcraft did a lot of compressing and reordering to make Mr. le Carré's complex 355-page novel about Smiley's hunt for a mole at the highest levels of the British secret services work on screen.

We use pre-defined list reordering to speed up text typing in the wireless handheld devices.

The present SPH method uses an OpenMP memory-shared parallelization in conjunction with Z-curve reordering to accelerate the computation.

In order to reduce the hardware cost, we use the concept of data reordering to change the data computation flow.

Li & Fung, a major supplier of consumer goods to Wal-Mart, said last week that some U.S. customers have been reordering to restock inventory levels, which are down from seven to four weeks, according to J.P. Morgan.

All these movement sequences are reordered to form a new whole.

The shoes went on sale in July 1997, and within months, they had to be reordered to meet the Christmas demand.

The program was reordered to get as many pieces as possible, and the right ones, in quickly.

In 1848 many sought to impose a communist red banner on France, and for two weeks the Tricolor itself was altered, its stripes reordered to blue-red-white.

It comprises selections from six different 2014 concert performances in four cities, reordered to make a nine-part suite that sounds like a free-flowing single work.