Reconfigured at the 11th hour, the fair's 25th edition is a healthy mix of 20th- and 21st-century works, single-artist presentations and specially curated sections.
Potentially, partially reconfigurable fine-grain configurable architectures like FPGAs can be reconfigured at run-time to match the dynamic behaviour.
Its smooth ovoid form, which enclosed a stage and seats that could in theory be reconfigured at will, resembles a polished stone.
They were sold on his idea that, by putting pipes, lifts, stairs and toilets on the outside, in theoretically removable capsules, the building could be reconfigured at will.
Ó Briain was so addicted, he attempted to map the layout on graph paper, even thought the room layout reconfigured at the start of every game.
Moreover, the network can be reconfigured at runtime, based on information that is provided with the encoded object.
That exhibition, most of which has been reconfigured at MOMA, consisted of architectural models made of refuse — including pizza boxes and oyster shells — and of colored sheets of Plexiglas, swatches of fabric, and toy cars.
The FPGAs are reconfigured at run time to become application-specific processors that collaborate with the GPPs to execute the application.
Three-sided barricades can be ""reconfigured at a moment's notice" to trap demonstrators inside, she said, adding that the police have from time to time picked up the barricades and used them to push people back.
"We took the cabling of modern technology and put it in overhead troughs so the office can be reconfigured at any time without tearing apart the workstation," Mr. Sherman said.
Price, in thrall to cybernetics and the new "network cultures" of the age, designed what was essentially a factory shed, a giant frame with all the internal spaces able to be moved around and reconfigured at will.
