rebase

He would rebase the penny by having the government declare it to be worth 5 cents.

A similar but less effective method is to rebase processes and libraries in the virtual address space.

From these exact changes it is possible to compute how one of them should be changed in order to rebase it on the other.

If a PE file cannot be loaded at its preferred address (because it's already taken by something else), the operating system will rebase it.

Blacks were henceforth free to go, to rebase their existence beyond the fragmented archipelago of such places where they had suffered half-lives or worse.

One Hong Kong company, International Maritime Carriers, has already decided to rebase in Singapore.

I wonder if Linux distro's like Redhat and Ubuntu are going to rebase their firefox or try to backport for every new release.

Red Hat will rebase the Red Hat version with a stable upstream 389 branch from time to time, and backport new features and critical bug fixes as necessary.

However, the remaining members of NATO lobbied to keep the 401st in the Southern Region OF NATO and offered to rebase it using NATO funds.

"If things had been going the right way in terms of international cooperation," Mr. Marris said, "the G-7 nations could have chosen a moment of calm in the markets to have a meeting and rebase the dollar."

As one who has long advocated a spending freeze in order to rebase the budget to the lower-than-expected nominal growth path of the gross national product, I am tempted, as others are, to seize the opportunity of the current crisis as an excuse to cut the deficit.

Officials also say it is unlikely that sensitive ministries, like the Ministry of Defense or Foreign Affairs, will rebase in Berlin as long as Soviet troops are still based there, and indications are that they may be there at least five more years.