Rearranging definition

Rearranging or “Rearrangement” means the removal of Attachments from one position on a pole and the placing of the same Attachments in another position on the same pole.

Rearranging means that we change which state we regard as the highest weight state of the Clifford module.

Rearranging means here that we change which state we regard as the highest weight

Examples of Rearranging in a sentence

• Rearranging gives the required result θ ≤ (ΠT1 + ΠT1 − ΠT0) = θ∗(κ).

• Rearranging the terms gives the required result θ ≤ (ΠT1 +ΠT0 −ΠD0)+δ·(ΠT1 +ΠT1 − 0 ΠT0) = θ∗∗(κ).

• Buildings should consider: -Rearranging desks/tables to maximize the space between students.

• Rearranging the furniture or removing any items from the unit is prohibited.

• Cancelling or Re-arranging appointments If you need to cancel or re-arrange an appointment it is important that you let us know so that we can offer that appointment to someone else.

• Rearranging of apartment furniture will be available at Resident’s expense.

• Nothing in this Agreement shall require Licensor to perform Make Ready Work, Rearranging, Transferring or any other work necessary to add, remove or otherwise accommodate Licensee’s Facilities.

• Rearranging the furniture or removing any items from the units is not allowed.

• Rearranging the furniture or removing any items from the Property is prohibited.

• Rearranging the repayment of a debt over a longer period than originally agreed upon due to financial difficulties of the borrower.

More Definitions of Rearranging

Rearranging means the reconstruction or relocation of Attachments on the same Pole.

Rearranging means the moving of attachments from one position on a pole to another position on the same pole.