Reti definition

Reti means the Renewable Energy Transmission Initiative, a statewide initiative to identify transmission projects to accommodate renewable energy goals, facilitate transmission corridor designation, facilitate transmission and generation siting and permitting, and support future energy policy.

Reti. But I thought we should include a little bit about that. Moglen: Right. When I decided not to be considered for another term as xxxx and I decided to accept the offer to chair women’s studies, I also decided that we wanted to have an active research group and also that we should have a connection with women in the community. So in my first year chairing women’s studies we all went to Big Sur for three days, and we had a retreat and all the faculty who defined themselves as feminists and who were working in different departments planned how this could happen. I got Bob to give me the Cardiff House for the Women’s Center (laughs), which was really great. We got a little money to start the Feminist Studies Focused Research Activity. So in those five years we were building those three different things at the undergraduate, graduate, and community levels. 8 See Xxxxx Xxxx, Interviewer and Editor, “Crossing Borders: the UCSC Women’s Center, 1985- 2005,” (Regional History Project, UCSC Library, 2005). Available at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/cdm/compoundobject/collection/p265101coll13/id/3465 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx and I co-directed the Women’s Center as a way of trying to make it a university-community activity. Reti: How did you and Mardi connect? Moglen: I just knew Mardi from downtown; we weren’t friends. She wasn’t the mayor yet but like so many people downtown, she was a UCSC graduate. Most of the UCSC graduates who remained in the community and who were active in various ways totally loved the institution, although they didn’t always agree with the administration’s policies. I asked Xxxxx if she would be interested in doing it and she immediately said yes. She was totally committed. She came to every meeting. She did whatever she could. We worked together. There were hard times, all kinds of politics. Mardi was great. She was really great.9 Reti: Yes.

Reti. The people who come to Xxxxxxx University are supported financially in coming. Is that correct? Xxxxxxxxxx: The faculty, the graduate students—their campuses send them. And we now have thirty-five members of the consortium. Reti: That’s part of the consortium membership, that they get to come.

Examples of Reti in a sentence

• Reti- rar un órgano o tejido de un cuerpo para ser implantado en otro cuerpo para reemplazar un órgano dañado o disfuncionante.

• Reti: This whole form of literary study is based on comparing different versions of the same text.

• In addition to the pension benefits set out in the Pension Plan, any participa nt who takes special early retirement under the terms proposed above shall also receive a monthly bridge pe nsion payable from his Special Early Reti rement Date to the fi rst day of the month immediately precedi ng his Normal Retirement Date.

• Reti: [Laughs.] Xxxxxxxxxx: So anyway, it didn’t bother me because I was already at home, M- a-u-r-y, and now I’m X-x-x-x-x-x, which is a more Scottified, Scotch spelling.

• He’s got four daughters, three of whom are themselves academics, and two of their husbands are, and we keep joking that we’re going to have a conference— Reti: [Laughs.] Xxxxxxxxxx: —where only Baumgartens will present.

• Why don’t we start with something smaller?” Reti: [Laughs.] Xxxxxxxxxx: They were quite right, so we immediately went to Heroes and Hero Worship, which Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx of Vancouver edited, and that became the first volume that we published.

• Yes, and the women, the old women who used to come back—they were probably forty—(laughs) No— Reti: (laughs) Moglen: They were women in their sixties, seventies, who would come back for their reunions in the late spring.

• Reti: Oh, no! [Laughs.] Xxxxxxxxxx: I have a real interest in music.

• Reti: Oh! Xxxxxxxxxx: So I’m in the hospital again, with my leg up in the air in traction, right at the groin.

• I feel it should be named for me but I’d probably be in prison— (laughs) Reti: (laughs) The Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Lawn.

More Definitions of Reti

Reti. By now we’re in the early 1960s. Xxxxx: Yes, this was the early sixties, 1962, 1963. Civil rights has heated up. And again, they were very proud, even complacently so, about their own race relations. (laughs) “We have no problems,” they said. Of course, this was before the huge influx of people from the former colonies, the British colonies. (laughs) Their race relations were at a distance. But in order to explain that to them in a way that wasn’t offensive, because they would go after you if you looked like you were too serious—you had to have style when you defended or explained the United States. Cambridge style often admired style over substance. Think of Xxxxx Xxxxx. Reti: Okay.

Reti. “Skip out?”