reattach

The supersonic or hypersonic flow after the conical shock reattaches to the blunt body shoulder and leads to the formation of the reattached shock.

If the bone around the tooth was not fractured, the root usually reattaches firmly to the bone in about three to four weeks.

As edited by Edmund White, Loss Within Loss reattaches human faces to a phenomenon of such enormity that its impact has yet to be adequately assessed.

Byatt's new collection of tales, The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye, presents the movement of one character into this multiple realm of viewing, in which nothing ever quite reattaches. (I ought to mention that A.S.

704 (c) (1) (B): On a distribution to a noncontributing partner in liquidation of the partnership, if the contributing partner receives an interest in property originally contributed by that partner, the amount of the built-in gain or loss that reattaches to the property must be equal to or greater than the built-in gain or loss that would have otherwise been allocated to the contributing partner if the contributed property had been sold immediately before the distribution.