The aim of the negotiations is to reconfigure the Iranian nuclear programme so that the international community can be confident it will not be used to build a warhead in secret, or so quickly that Iran becomes a nuclear-armed state before the rest of the world has time to react.
Don't scrap the old "Pacer" trains – reconfigure them for tourist routes with lots of space for bikes and luggage.
When a call comes in on his mobile phone, it would automatically pause the music (or gunfire) on the headphones and, after a confirming press on a headphone button, switch to the incoming caller.When the commuter arrives at the office or home, the network around him would reconfigure itself.
The FSA has recently announced a determination to reconfigure Japan's firewalls between banking and securities businesses in a way that would allow financial groups to serve customers better, as well as more safely to manage risk.
Surely we can reconfigure work to keep them aboard".
They are also helping to reconfigure America's somewhat moribund human-rights movement (though evangelicals are notably less upset about Guantánamo Bay than Amnesty International is).There are undoubtedly dangers in marrying aid with faith.
In computer terms, this means that an autonomic system has to know its own resources, and be able to reconfigure itself, to call up redundant elements in case of a malfunction and to destroy computer viruses automatically.This is a tall order that will take decades to fill, as Dr Horn is the first to admit.
Most instantly report data via the web to railway operators who can then reconfigure a precarious train or adjust brake settings on cars.
Instead, they are caused by misshapen brain proteins (prions) which have the strange characteristic of acting as catalysts that cause normal versions of the protein to reconfigure themselves as prions.
Rather, they try to reconfigure listeners' minds.The XOXO conference in Portland, Oregon, held in mid-September, followed that pattern.
Those conditions came happily together in Chagall's wonder years of 1911-17: new idioms in art, the persistence of Hasidic life in the shtetl, and an artist who found distance enough to reconfigure that life in the universal medium of paint.
