resequence
Change the arrangement
To resequence is to arrange something in a new order or sequence.
The term appears most often in technical contexts: geneticists resequence DNA to compare it against a reference genome, while logistics managers resequence shipments to optimize delivery routes.
The software can resequence tasks based on priority.
More broadly, to resequence is simply to put things in a different order than before.
Connecting by interweaving ends
- cutSeverance or reduction
- pasteThick sticky substance
- insertPlace within another thing
- deleteRemove or erase
rearrange · modify · revision · adjustment · restructure · reorder · shuffle · transpose
Rank by importance
- rescheduleAssign a different time
- reorderArrange again or replenish
- reorganizeArrange again differently
- restructureRearrange fundamental organization
realign · reprioritize · queue · backlog · pipeline · task · milestone · deadline
Symbolic communication system
- programmingWriting software instructions
- softwarePrograms directing computer operations
- sortingArranging into sequence
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
computation · data · array · processing · runtime · efficiency · complexity · heuristic
Hereditary code molecule
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
- genesUnits of heredity
- nucleotidesDNA and RNA subunits
alleles · base pair · splicing · mutation · replication · transcription · polymerase · loci
splicing
Connecting by interweaving ends
delete · rearrange · modify · revision · adjustment · restructure · reorder · shuffle · transpose · swap
prioritize
Rank by importance
- rescheduleAssign a different time
- reorderArrange again or replenish
- reorganizeArrange again differently
restructure · realign · reprioritize · queue · backlog · pipeline · task · milestone · deadline · sprint
code
Symbolic communication system
- programmingWriting software instructions
- softwarePrograms directing computer operations
- sortingArranging into sequence
optimization · computation · data · array · processing · runtime · efficiency · complexity · heuristic · logic
DNA
Hereditary code molecule
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
- genesUnits of heredity
nucleotides · alleles · base pair · splicing · mutation · replication · transcription · polymerase · loci · genotype
resequencerandomize
Introduce disorder systematically
scatter · jumble · disarrange · disorder