0 to repeat the actions of an event that happened in the past as a hobby or as a performance:
The show reenacts medical emergencies.
Such practices were not spontaneous or new, but buried in the past and reenacted.
This path, which records the set of applicable alternatives that were selected by the designer, can be reenacted in a new design situation.
It is as if we were instantaneously reenacting and following the progress of the liveness of the sound, the presence of its creation.
Each reasoning step is validated in the new situation and reenacted when found to be applicable.
The statue and its destruction reenacted this battle.
By stepping on the captives, the military victories of the rulers were reenacted.
A design problem is solved by trying to reenact a selected design plan on the current situation.
Interchanges like those described above intersect and reenact notions expressed in other places and times.
