0 to put something into use, operation, or a place after it has not been used or in a place for some time: --
Wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone Park in 1995.
Electrons passing through one boundary, are reintroduced at the other boundary with the same velocity.
His confusion and aggressive behaviour resolved over a 48-hour period and oral lorazepam was reintroduced at 2 mg bd.
In 1983 the bill was reintroduced but it died again at the end of the year.
Finally, in the last phase, the cues recovered their predictive power when contingent reinforcement was reintroduced.
If the allele is lost from the population (a very likely occurrence), each successive generation has a probability of 0n1 of reintroducing the allele.
The actual dynamics are obtained by reintroducing expectations (4) into the temporary equilibrium map (1).
A novel approach is used in several sections, and some old ideas are reintroduced in modern notation, and shown to be useful.
To avoid circular argumentation we need to impose the condition that no argument can be reintroduced in the same argumentation line.
