0 to change the organization or position of things -- flytte på
1 to change the time and date of an event -- flytte
We’ll have to rearrange it for next month. Vi må flytte det til neste måned.
2 to change the position of; to arrange differently -- flytte om på; omordne
We’ll rearrange the chairs.
The main text remains virtually unchanged, but the problem maps at the end of each chapter have been rearranged and supplemented.
Only the non-architectural finds, such as statues, seals or tablets, which were and are shown in separate rooms, could be rearranged without unjustifiable effort.
Dishes in the light were randomly rearranged in the incubators at least once a week.
Some parts also ought to be rearranged to make comprehension of the story easier.
This number depends on the ordering in which parenthesis are rearranged.
For the three-syllable nonwords, the syllables of the words were rearranged.
Second, there were measures aimed at rearranging the balance between sectors of activity.
Since the tables are originally structured according to the domain needs, the information has to be rearranged for the association rule mining.
