Sentence examples for be reprogrammed to something from inspiring English sources
The DPI up and down buttons are easily reached as well, and can of course be reprogrammed to something else if you're not a sensitivity tweaker like me.
The ideal shunt has a valve and can be reprogrammed to regulate the drainage.
Scientists are trying to see if adult stem cells can be reprogrammed to produce cells beyond their normal range.
Under certain circumstances differentiated cells can be reprogrammed to form stem cells in land plants, but only a portion of the cells reprograms successfully.
Q. Can someone's brain be reprogrammed to, for example, no longer fear a snake? A. Good point.
With new chips, the machines could be reprogrammed to misreport votes, he says.
NEW YORK -- Bill de Blasio thinks the NYPD can be reprogrammed to respect the Constitution -- and he's talking literally.
Somatic animal cells can be reprogrammed to pluripotency by nuclear transfer or introduction of reprogramming factors.
And coming soon, Chappie stars a stolen police robot who is reprogrammed to make conscious choices and to feel emotions.
Apparently originally built for fighting competitions, Fonzie has been reprogrammed to dance to LMFAO, which is horror enough.
As if this were not enough, iPSCs may also tell us something about the process of human aging, given that 100-year-old fibroblasts can be reprogrammed back to an embryonic state (17).
