0 to put a product in a new container, etc., or to sell a product or service in a new package or market it in a new way:
1 if a bank, etc. repackages loans, it sells them to investors in another form:
Then neural circuits concentrate the information and repackage it, so that nearly the same total information can be represented by modulating far lower event rates.
No amount of finesse and no amount of repackaging will hide its glaring inadequacies and injustices.
There has been an elaborate repackaging of family credit and child care allowance into the new system of the working families tax credit.
They are the same policies, repackaged and revamped.
What really matters is being able to trace back originators through intermediate repackages and hold them to account for any misrepresentation, negligence or incompetence.
All that is happening is that those who are entitled to means-tested benefits will have some of them repackaged under a new name.
Most of the material and the paragraphs are actually repackaging of what we have already been told.
The case was concerned with people who were buying up and repackaging someone else's inventions, and selling them at an inflated price.
