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[uh-reynj] / əˈreɪndʒ /




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As Madsen of the Los Padres National Forest explained later by phone, they were “created by the trail gnomes” — hikers arranging rocks themselves to adjust water flow and temperature, with no government entities involved.

From Los Angeles Times

The key discovery involved carefully arranging parts of the plastic's chemical structure so they sit in just the right positions to begin breaking apart when triggered.

From Science Daily

By adjusting the ligands and ions arranged around the ruthenium molecules, they demonstrated that a single device can display many different dynamic responses.

From Science Daily

The researchers found that how neural timescales are arranged across the cerebral cortex plays a key role in how efficiently the brain shifts between large scale patterns of activity tied to behavior.

From Science Daily

He arranged for the excavation to take place throughout the summer of 1982, with the Bearsden shark the most exciting find.

From BBC