Examples of 'reorders' in a sentence
Meaning of "reorders"
reorder (verb): To arrange or organize something in a different sequence or order. Example: She needed to reorder the items on the list by priority
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of reorder
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The example reorders the elements of an array.
Warn when the compiler reorders code.
It reorders individual and social priorities.
A permutation is a function that reorders this set of integers.
Reorders the data in ascending order.
The buyer routinely reorders a product with no modifications.
Reorders objects in groups.
The disease reorders life.
Never ship reorders without approval from the healthcare professional.
Increase your turnover through reorders and additional sales.
I want to start training you to do the books and the reorders.
The corresponding descrambling process reorders the frames appropriately.
Automate can automatically handle supply requests and set up reorders.
A second click reorders the list in reverse alphabetical order by that column.
Purchases and reorders.
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Place reorders with your valid authorization number at a minimum of one license per reorder.
An auto refill program to help reduce nursing time spent on constant reorders.
Many of our customers place reorders on our automated voice activated phone system.
Then you just sit back and wait for the reorders to roll in.
Reorders can take time and turn into a hassle for customers and shops.
Easy recycletoner cartridges easily with prepaid postage bags from Dell that come with toner reorders.
The system often reorders the entire form causing the user to have to start over.
Unfortunately, we can not accept later reorders of this free gift.
The demultiplexer reorders or realigns bits of the FEC-coded data.
At the moment, you probably do not need a dishwasher that reorders its own detergent.
If any reorders were placed, they were not in quantities that justified continued production.
We will create a time machine that reorders everything, the beginning and the end.
Reorders from existing clients form an important part of every company 's revenue.
When tapping this button, iGO reorders the list instantly to save you time and fuel.
Rba reorders an existing test suite, according to a set of proposed refactoring fault models.
Amazon even sells an Alexa-operated microwave that cooks, tracks and reorders popcorn.
It then reorders or modifies chunks in order to produce a grammatical translation in the target-language.
With Protect Plus, you get additional savings on reorders.
The receiver / decoder reorders the video picture sequence for proper display.
Draftsman perceives the artist 's plan, then reorders it to his own.
The system reorders health actions and services, based on philosophical and organizational principles.
Advertised articles and estimated reprints of manufacturers - reorders of suppliers - the dates are not binding!!
The command also reorders the paths and sets the start points ( indicated by triangles ).
Block interleaver 114 receives the encoded bits and reorders the bits to provide time diversity.
This version reorders the movements of the original version, and uses conventional western tuning.
In fact, more or less once a month, Google reorders its listed pages.
Interleaver 28 reorders the binary digits of the encoded packet in accordance with a predetermined interleaver format.
Zuru was making money but the products " were not great, " Nick says, and reorders were slim.
O reorders them so the Accountability principle is the new number one principle ;.
The reordering unit 230 reorders the quantized transform coefficients.
Reorders via email, but of course.
An interleaver 1214 interleaves or reorders the coded traffic data based on an interleaving scheme.
Read this next, Proposed new apostolic constitution reorders Vatican 's offices.
Article 6 reorders the duties and powers attributed to the Board of Directors.
Multiplexing and reordering module 210 multiplexes and reorders signals xn ( k ).
