Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To interchange the substance of.
- To exchange.
- in mathematics, to subject to permutation or change of order. See
permute , 3.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- verb To carry out a
permutation
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Examples
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We create a primordial soup of components, with bars, and motors, and neurons, and we let them connect and permutate...
Evolutionary Robotics and Battlestar Galactica: an Interview with Hod Lipson 2009
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We create a primordial soup of components, with bars, and motors, and neurons, and we let them connect and permutate...
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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I was aware of the bad mortgages -- I just never imagined how they'd permutate the hurt on such a broad scale.
December 2008 2008
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HILTERMANN: Well, that's very hard to say, because the movement continues to permutate and to evolve into new forms.
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And what should we say now, as our school system is a dramatic illustration of how "separate and unequal" can permutate and survive over the years?
Archive 2005-05-01 2005
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And what should we say now, as our school system is a dramatic illustration of how "separate and unequal" can permutate and survive over the years?
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The executive bonuses will simply permutate into some other benefit that isn't as taxable.
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The executive bonuses will simply permutate into some other benefit that isn't as taxable.
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Trance tracks typically are composed of a nice build, where different melodies add and permutate with each other, eventually culminating into some kind of climax, where the bass is "dropped" and the song is driven by a combination of the beat and melody at the boldest.
Anime Nano! 2010
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The executive bonuses will simply permutate into some other benefit that isn't as taxable.
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