Sentence examples for which was repositioned from inspiring English sources
The fitting points for the Panhard rod interfered with the upright spare wheel in the boot, which was repositioned to lie horizontally beneath a false floor; the battery was moved from beneath the rear seat to the boot at the same time.
This oxygen also serves as a link for the azido side arm, which was repositioned in the new CaRuby variant.
The patient had sustained a right ankle dislocation, which was repositioned manually, and a partial rupture of the right Achilles tendon while playing high school basketball (Table 1).
Enlarging the flap for extended transtubercular/transplanum approaches up to a size of 3 5 cm² was possible without breaking the bone, which was repositioned after the intervention and covered by mucosa.
Infrared photography shows traces of short vertical hatching, and underdrawings of the face, arms and hands, which were repositioned in the final painting – originally the fingers were shorter, his right thumb was raised and the parapet was lower.
The propoxy group is pointing towards H11 and interacts with this helix through VDW contacts notably with Leu441 [hLeu436] which is repositioned (Figure 6A).
There were also three catheter malpositionings (two at the ipsilateral IJV and one at the contralateral IJV), which were repositioned successfully.
The Globetrotters did lose, 72-68, thethe defending national college champions, which was just about the best thing that could happen to this franchise, which is repositioning itself.
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel said the American military, which is repositioning naval forces in the Mediterranean, was ready to act.
A British big-screen version of the hokey old 1980s telly show Mr Merlin, in which the wizard was repositioned as a San Franciscan car mechanic, perhaps?
The chassis, in which the engine was repositioned much farther back, was updated with many aluminum components, modern disc brakes and an independent rear suspension, all maximized for the highest possible performance.
