reorderings
New arrangement sequences
Reorderings are acts of arranging things in a new sequence or organization.
The word appears in technical contexts—algorithms, data structures, logistics—where the arrangement of elements matters: The software tested thousands of reorderings to find the optimal route.
In everyday use, rearrangements is more common.
Rearranging an existing framework
- reorganizationChanging how something's arranged
- realignmentAdjusting relative positions
- revampingThoroughly updating something
- reshufflingRearranging positions or elements
prioritization · sequencing · scheduling · ranking · sorting · queuing · workflow · hierarchy
Ordered configuration or agreement
- transpositionSwapping positions of elements
- shuffleRandomize by mixing
- scrambleMix into disorder
- jumbleConfused disorderly collection
reshuffle · rearrange · interchange · reconfiguration · sequence · combination · variation · swap
Thorough change in form
- movementChange in position
- scramblingMoving clumsily in haste
- inversionReversal of position
- frontingBeing at the forefront
dislocation · constituent · clause · sentence · passive · cleft · flexible
Arranging into sequence
- sequencingDetermining element order
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- quicksortRecursive partitioning sort method
- mergesortRecursive divide-and-conquer sorting algorithm
insertion · selection · radix · stable · in-place · comparison · swap · partition
restructuring
Rearranging an existing framework
- reorganizationChanging how something's arranged
- realignmentAdjusting relative positions
- revampingThoroughly updating something
reshuffling · prioritization · sequencing · scheduling · ranking · sorting · queuing · workflow · hierarchy · redistribution
arrangement
Ordered configuration or agreement
- transpositionSwapping positions of elements
- shuffleRandomize by mixing
- scrambleMix into disorder
jumble · reshuffle · rearrange · interchange · reconfiguration · sequence · combination · variation · swap · inversion
transformation
Thorough change in form
- movementChange in position
- scramblingMoving clumsily in haste
- inversionReversal of position
fronting · dislocation · constituent · clause · sentence · passive · cleft · flexible
sorting
Arranging into sequence
- sequencingDetermining element order
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- quicksortRecursive partitioning sort method
mergesort · insertion · selection · radix · stable · in-place · comparison · swap · partition · index
reorderingspreservation
Maintaining something's condition
status quo · fixedness · permanence · stability · natural order
reorderingspreservations
Acts of keeping safe
retentions · fixings · stabilizations · freezings · restorations