Noun:

रीशेड्यूलिंग,

reassignment's Usage Examples:

is about a fictional Midwestern factory worker named Roy Applewood, who stuns his wife of 25 years by saying he wishes to undergo sex reassignment surgery.

He was placed on reassignment by the Vigilantes on March 29, 2010.

Companies (OCs) over time, despite the inevitability of subsequent sales, reallocations and reassignments of specific rights.

These were reassignments of two of Baker's species of Hyacinthus, which he distinguished as sufficiently different to justify forming a new genus, with G.

Provide new reassignments of blocks of eight or more IP addresses Delete existing reassignments, or Modify data connected to existing reassignments.

of the penile skin is the method most often selected to create a neovagina by surgeons performing sex reassignment surgery.

Directing the Three StoogesBernds wanted to be a director, but could not work up the nerve to approach Columbia president Harry Cohn about the reassignment.

In 1930 Elbe underwent one of the first sex reassignment surgeries.

After Blue BookRuppelt requested reassignment from Blue Book in late 1953 shortly after the Robertson Panel issued its conclusions (based partly on the panel's official report, Ruppelt's Blue Book staff was reduced from more than ten personnel to three, including Ruppelt).

Carr, Preston and Wolf later requested reassignments because they believed the proceedings were designed to ensure no acquittals.

Hospital, the center most known for this approach, performed twelve such reassignments from 1960 to 1980, most notably[citation needed] that of David Reimer.

After the reassignment, Route 25 was shortened to a stretch from I-195 east to Downtown Wareham.

and sexual reassignment raises the notion of disembodiment and its associated implications.

Synonyms:

secondment, duty assignment, assignment,

Antonyms:

disagreement,