Sentence examples for and a reconfiguration of from inspiring English sources
It has long been popular with walkers and bird-watchers, and a reconfiguration of the communal space has made more of the view: on the most windswept days guests can dispense with the head-to-toe GoreTex and just perch by a window to watch out for peregrine falcons flying past and seals bobbing in the water below.
While acknowledging that Kingston has a traffic problem, Mr. Knights said Princeton had been planning for three years for the anticipated development, investing heavily with such additions as the $20 million Route 1 overpass at College Road, $1 million in new sewer lines, and a reconfiguration of Mapleton Road to redirect traffic.
But Mr. Kagan said he was still looking into Broadway, even though it would be an expensive proposition: The "Great Comet" producers want the show to remain an immersive, clublike experience, where audiences sit at cocktail tables and banquettes and the musical is performed around them, thereby necessitating the removal of rows of seats and a reconfiguration of the theater space.
According to Flier, teaching medicine hasn't changed that much in the past century, and a reconfiguration of class dynamics to incorporate modern technologies just makes sense.
I argue that the mobilisation of informal settlement dwellers facing megaproject implementation has created disempowerment, social division and a reconfiguration of power relations.
It is both an escape of, and a reconfiguration of, the world as it is.
Then, in 2005, I was named its United States president, and oversaw a reconfiguration of its sales force.
It is well known that the phosphorylation of the α subunit of eIF2 reduces global translation, allowing cells to conserve resources and initiate a reconfiguration of gene expression to effectively manage stress conditions (Wek et al., 2006).
We must move from "reset" and partnership toward a reconfiguration of global political relations.
As in political elections, the filtering of voters in the Oscars makes a big difference; for instance, Coogler's previous film, "Creed," from 2015, is as drastic, original, and politically insightful a reconfiguration of a familiar franchise as is "Black Panther," but it received only one Oscar nomination — for its most prominent white actor, Sylvester Stallone, for Best Supporting Actor.
Because of open interfaces and dynamic composition, a reconfiguration of the system is possible.
