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What if Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts could be redesigned from the ground up by Michelangelo?
Features that were good enough to retain in one build had to be redesigned from scratch for the next because so many other interconnected parts had changed.
Climate change is an opportunity for economic development – an entire energy system has to be redesigned from the wastefulness of the previous century to a much smarter mode of doing things.
Climate change is an opportunity for economic development — an entire energy system has to be redesigned from the wastefulness of the previous century to a much smarter mode of doing things.
"The prime minister needs to say that there has to be a realistic commitment to more money and that the social care system should be redesigned from top to bottom.
It is also wrong that almost two-fifths of the cohesion funds, which take another 40% of the budget, should go to countries with a GDP per head above 90% of the EU average.Spend better with lessThe budget should be redesigned from scratch, making it smaller and more focused on promoting economic growth.
The European component of the joint ESA-NASA Asteroid Impact & Deflection Assessment (AIDA) mission has been redesigned from the original version called Asteroid Impact Mission (AIM), and is now called Hera.
There a group of programmers and young journalists dabbled in a curious range of experimental projects from a wildly ambitious, multilingual website for Euro 96 to Shift Control, a webzine so painfully cool that every issue was redesigned from scratch.
The paper includes a case study: a plant is redesigned from a conventional batch-and-queue production system into a lean manufacturing system with the help of the OT-Chart (it is used to test the performance of each layout) allowing managers to evaluate and refine their designs.
These new vehicles are being redesigned from the inside out.
Griffin says it's been redesigned from "the ground up," which is fair to say.
