restack

• “You raise a good point: the restack is a necessary part of the whole transition.”

  ZDNet Australia

• “Labor to restack and relabel went on the books as a local expense.”

  Employment Forecasting, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Retaining the hands-on approach that dates back to his market days, he had taken it upon himself to restack a display the week before, a salesgirl confides.”

  Forbes: Locking In The Profits

• “I have had to restack my load a number of times because a deer ran out in front of me.”

  A Little Light-Weapons Humor

• “Maybe he can restack the books (both of 'em) at his forthcoming Presidential Library and Rest Home for the Terminally Stupid.”

  McCain Campaign Re-Releases Attack Ad That Was Already Revealed As Dishonest

• “The effect of a restack in terms of new aerials, retuning, is the same no matter when you do it.”

  Another Reason Why Your Grandma Needs A Digital TV | Lifehacker Australia

• ““Not really — if they restack after analogue transmissions have stopped, the effect is nil, which the Oz effectively ignores.””

  Another Reason Why Your Grandma Needs A Digital TV | Lifehacker Australia

• “Actually, that would only happen under one very specific set of circumstances: if the government decides to “restack” the spare space between channels to create more valuable spectrum and decides to do that before the digital TV switchover is fully completed.”

  Another Reason Why Your Grandma Needs A Digital TV | Lifehacker Australia

• “So governments look to restack the digital frequencies, to create big blocks of clear spectrum.”

  Another Reason Why Your Grandma Needs A Digital TV | Lifehacker Australia

• “Not really — if they restack after analogue transmissions have stopped, the effect is nil, which the Oz effectively ignores.”

  Another Reason Why Your Grandma Needs A Digital TV | Lifehacker Australia

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