Sentence examples for were renumbered from inspiring English sources
verb
To number again, to assign new numbers to.
The absence of this table would appear to be deliberate as the pages of the resubmitted document were renumbered.
The crosstown system of 100 to a block dates from the 1860s (although beginning in 1886, buildings west of Central Park were renumbered beginning with 1).
A related move to establish the separateness of the new neighborhood came in 1886, when the side streets were renumbered beginning at Central Park West, instead of Fifth Avenue, so that the first building off Central Park West was No. 1 West, not No. 301 West.
The family of four simulated techniques were renumbered as.
Thus, the respective rescore files were renumbered with a python script to match the atom numbering in the structure used for docking.
All of these were renumbered.
The charts have been renumbered accordingly.
(Clay Lancaster, in his 1961 book, "Old Brooklyn Heights," wrote that the street was renumbered in 1871).
The flight has since been renumbered Flight 445 but otherwise remains the same.
These 79 plates are renumbered from 1 to 79.
The residues have been renumbered according to the sequence of MEPL.
