recombine

/ ˌriːkəmˈbaɪn /

verb

1. to join together again

Example Sentences

“I just find it interesting that it’s the same materials recombined into something else, because everything in the earth is sort of like one thing.”

From Los Angeles Times

Electrons in the atmosphere find these ions, and recombine to split the ions in two.

From Science Daily

Importantly, it also revealed for the first time how the Alzheimer's-linked gene, APP, is recombined by using the same type of enzyme found in HIV.

From Science Daily

Like an evolutionary process, the algorithm selected for the most efficient and robust pitch profiles, and recombined their traits to generate new and improved 'offspring'.

From Science Daily

The single-colour images were later recombined to create composite colour images, which were not always accurately balanced to achieve a "true" colour image, and -- particularly in the case of Neptune -- were often made "too blue."

From Science Daily