The species name is derived from Latin vexo (meaning "disarrange").
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He continues to disarrange all the preparations for his work.
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Ill undertake to disarrange it at a moments notice, said Somerset.
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A thing to disarrange the mechanics of all the Celestial Universe!
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They ran so fast as to disarrange the general's plan of attack.
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Then he, of course, had to turn to me and disarrange my hair too.
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He had no wish, he said, to disarrange the regular proceedings of the Committee.
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Balmy air, green of cedar and water oak and bird music disarrange our mental almanac.
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He hands them to me and I shuffle and disarrange them as much as possible.
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But I do not live for any of these things or suffer them to disarrange me.
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She kept her house with some system, of course, there was no one to disarrange her methods.
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Glut conditions disarrange competition usual rules and change 'profit and detriment' anxiety to 'existence and inexistence' anxiety.
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In reaching his hand to his hat, it was not necessary for him to disarrange the folds of his cloak.
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What was needed was the ability to disarrange the image at will by transforming the signal that came from the camera.
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She turns us into microscopes: we see not only her characters' thoughts, purposes and actions but the gallivanting, subvisible antibodies that disarrange them.
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In the library I am silent, I do not eat, I take care of the books, I do not disarrange them, and I return them promptly.
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Because of this, it is easy to disarrange the electron structure of a recording tape, CD or hard drive and thereby damage or destroy its stored information.
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When reaching this state of consciousness mentally pronounce the mantra PANDER: disarrange this mantra into two syllables and pronounce one immediately after the other, prolong the sound of each syllable.
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His papers and his books rose in jagged mounds on table and floor, round which he skirted with nervous care lest his dressing-gown might disarrange them ever so slightly.
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Let me just make sure though that I have what I should have, because I rather suspect that in my unique ability to disarrange things, I have succeeded in doing so.
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An environment of contained domestic order gives him the freedom to arrange and disarrange the world at will, take it apart, collapse its space, control its expressive temperatures, determine its confusions.
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Birches whose crowns snapped in high wind this winter stand rigid, wounds bright, crowns still waiting for the next high wind to disarrange them further and force them all the way to the ground.
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When the iris becomes deformed, it will disarrange the control of light coming in leading to blurred vision and finding it hard to visually focus. Polar cataracts will also be present in this condition where a round, opaque malformation of distorted lens fibers is located in the central posterior part of the lens showing disformality. Blindess may also be caused due to damage of the optic nerve from glaucoma.
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Clinical trials have been used to determine any outstanding harmful effects. Although no subjects have displayed long-term neurological abnormalities as a result of these tests, this is a relatively new procedure and has not been studied enough to predict long term side effects. Even though it is a safer alternative to surgery because it is non-invasive, ultrasound always holds the potential to unintentionally disarrange the neurons in a harmful way and cause minor hemorrhages after long-term exposure.
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Vyūha (Sanskrit: व्यूह) means - 'to arrange troops in a battle array (formation)', 'to arrange, put or place in order, to dispose, separate, divide, alter, transpose, disarrange, resolve (vowels syllables etc.)'. Its root is व्यः which means - a 'cover' or 'veil'. This word also refers to emanation and to the manifest power of Lord Vishnu. It has different meanings depending on the doctrine of the treatise and the context, such as revealing of the knowledge of Vedas, manifestation of Vishnu or Buddha, and the war formations of Mahabharata.
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The 1889 Staten Island Athletic Club football team was an American football team that represented the Staten Island Athletic Club of West Brighton, which was likely a different organization than the Staten Island Cricket Club, in the American Football Union (AFU) during the 1889 college football season. The athletic club originally played on a pre-determined AFU schedule, but after its resignation from the league on November 1, the remaining games were no longer mandatory. However, they still continued to play league opponents for the remainder of the season, sticking to the original schedule to not disarrange the schedule for the rest of the schools in the union. The team finished its season with a 0–6 record (0–3 in the AFU), and did not score a single point against another opponent, losing by a total of 232 to 0.
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