Mr. Reichman and Mr. Carmon each say further changes are needed to avoid what one keenly interested observer, Ahmed Qurie, the speaker of the Palestinian Parliament, calls the increasing Italianization of Israeli politics, with constant reconfigurations of ideologically fractious coalitions.
This is the look of a LeCompte production just before the world in her aluminum frame splinters into action and refraction into the constant reconfigurations of illusion that you could call her signature.
This is the look of a LeCompte production just before the world in her aluminum frame splinters into action and refraction — into the constant reconfigurations of illusion that you could call her signature.
Hence there is no real teleology in the movements of bodies since the whole thing reduces to the law-governed collisions and their constant reconfigurations.
The sound of closing and opening doors is constant, as is the reconfiguration of characters.
The objective function of the mathematical model considers inter-cell and intra-cell material handling, machine purchasing, layout reconfiguration, variable and constant machine costs.
Innovation is the key to this process as the system moves through constant cycles of experimentation and reconfiguration, or what economist Joseph Schumpeter called waves of "creative destruction".
The objective is to minimize the sum of the machine constant and variable costs, inter- and intra-cell material handling, and reconfiguration costs.
The extra hardware required for reconfiguration is relatively low compared to the whole chip (about 1.28%) and remains constant regardless of the size of the reconfiguration module.
In summary, for our design, the reconfiguration space overhead, which is the extra hardware required on chip for reconfiguration, is constant and is about 1.28% of the chip.
