recompose

These words had much power, for they rendered mute and attentive all the royal personages, who, with very various sentiments, set about recomposing at the same time the mysteries which the young had not seen, and which the old had believed to be forever effaced.

"My little retreat is made a paradise." Recomposing himself on the sofa like the second gentleman in Europe.

He passed whole months in decomposing and recomposing words and fitting them to new meanings.

He announced a recomposing of the RS government but did not specify any details.

By taking the painting off the stretcher in the 1970s--cutting the canvas and recomposing it by piecing and stitching it together--she alludes to domesticity and feminist ideology.

2.1 Image Decomposing and Recomposing based Image Fusion

It's been 11 years, but I still sometimes find myself stuck back in time to that wintry night, composing and recomposing that opening farewell.

'The major task is recomposing the second schedule which does not encourage development and when you enjoy a cordial relationship with the National Assembly and see it as an independent partner in progress rather than as a competitor, you can achieve great things,' he said.

The second, recomposing consumption, requires at the least a shift from coordinated to more 'reflexive' form of capitalism.

For example, many of the variant words are about the same length and share multiple letters (even when not in the alliterative positon) but do not necessarily make equal sense; this situation is much more likely to occur if a scribe was trying to puzzle out the word that was written than if he was freely recomposing. Thus, Neidorf concludes that lexemic theory accounts for manuscript variants better than the idea of recomposition because it provides a more logical explanation of the existing variants and also because it is not an overarching theory that predicts how much variation to expect but rather a theory that explains what occurs on a case-by-case basis.