Sentence examples for a reconfiguration that from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to restore some order to the area, the city's Department of Transportation has embarked on the final stage of a reconfiguration that would eliminate a lane of traffic on Broadway, reverse the flow of cars on 33rd Street, and create pedestrian plazas below 34th Street.

B1 Herald Square Makeover The city's Department of Transportation has embarked on the final stage of a reconfiguration that will eliminate a lane of traffic on Broadway, reverse the flow of cars on 33rd Street and create pedestrian plazas below 34th Street.

In case of a permanent fault, the MU could initiate a reconfiguration that uses a spare node instead of the apparently failed one.

There are only two connections with significant lengths, and a reconfiguration that produces a substantial reduction in either connection will lengthen others even more and reduce packing density.

In this way, the surfaces are protected from damage by shifting the slip-plane up from the surface into the intervening coacervate layer, a reconfiguration that has been described as incompressible "molecular ball bearings".

For Russia, any reconfiguration that preserves sites in Poland and the Czech Republic "is just window dressing," said Dmitri V. Trenin, a political analyst.

To test whether Sir2 overexpression results in a metabolic reconfiguration that allows cellular survival without glycolysis, we generated a quadruple-mutant in which all three GAPDH genes and the Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase ZWF1 are deleted.

In this paper, we propose and validate a non-quiescent approach for dynamic reconfiguration that preserves global system consistency in distributed data stream systems.

In order to address the aforementioned issues, we propose and validate a non-disruptive approach for dynamic software reconfiguration that preserves global system consistency in distributed data stream systems.

"The E.U., shockingly, acts like a naïve bystander, completely blind to the major strategic reconfiguration that is taking place in the Balkans," Mr. Minchev said.

With its sexual explicitness and its discussions of the refraction of experience into fiction, it suggests the very process of distillation and reconfiguration that goes into the making of a series such as "Easy".