Sentence examples for is a reconfiguration of from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is a reconfiguration of the relationship.

"This is a reconfiguration of the regional and international politics of the region," Mr. Shahin said.

And yet what we really seem to have achieved is a reconfiguration of time, to the point that everything appears to be slowing down again.

To that end, Highlife have produced 'World Series' records in Cuba, Kenya and Uganda The result of their open-door policy to musical immigration is a reconfiguration of the idea of world music, shaking off the shadow of neo-imperialism that the term has carried since it was invented in 1987.

A third racial state that emerged by the late 1960s is a reconfiguration of "Jim Crow," argues Michelle Alexander, as defined by mass incarceration and structural inequalities.

"There needs to be a reconfiguration of the leadership that will really embrace the fundamentals of humility, wisdom, compassion and justice".

This will probably be more than just a point update (we just got Android 7.0, after all) and will instead be a reconfiguration of the product to do more than just power smartphones.

The NU was a reconfiguration of the Liberation Rally, which Nasser determined had failed in generating mass public participation.

Now that more women than men are interested in living on campus, the college is exploring a reconfiguration of some dorms.

The real-time stream is fundamentally a reconfiguration of temporality, a new construction of experience, which is structured around a desire for 'nowness'nowness

Juni 2005) that the city of Zurich is demanding a reconfiguration of hospital regions because many non-city residents come to Zurich for treatment without their communities sharing the costs of health care.