Sentence examples for difficult to reconfigure from inspiring English sources

- Once you have a PFI hospital it is difficult to reconfigure.

New construction is often a better option than classic prewar co-ops, which can be difficult to reconfigure with a spacious family kitchen or a rambling master suite.

However, these systems can be difficult to reconfigure to suit the current database system used in the hospital.

As mentioned in a Government Accountability Office report released Tuesday, the J. Edgar Hoover headquarters building's "original design is inefficient... making it difficult to reconfigure space to promote staff collaboration.

Mr. Schubert of CB Richard Ellis, who has been familiar with the headquarters since it was built, said that it would be difficult, costly and inefficient to reconfigure the mechanical systems for more than one user, however.

In such designs, we have the possibility to reconfigure any reconfigurable module without reconfiguring all the hardware chain.

However, while the introspection services provided by these models may expose functional details, they do not provide a semantic description of the services offered by components, making it difficult to discover, reconfigure or reuse third-party components on the fly.

Hunt, who has until 1 February to endorse or reject the plans, now faces the first of many difficult decisions over how to deal with plans to reconfigure hospital services in England.

That means the Nets and the Mavericks may have to reconfigure the deal, which will be difficult, given the N.B.A.'s complex trade rules.

As they stretch and twist they suggest tesseracts and other difficult-to-imagine math concepts and at the same time seem to reconfigure the skyline.

You have to reconfigure".