Sentence examples for it is recasting from inspiring English sources

Technology is not replacing lawyers, but it is recasting how and for whom they work, when they are required, and at what cost their services are delivered.

Therefore, it is recast in a state space formulation that has a wealth of numerical tools, most notably the linear quadratic Gaussian (LQG) design technique.

Our little theory, at least if it is recast in the way shown above, is therefore, in a very obvious sense, "committed" to the existence of numbers.

As Kant no longer needs the Highest Good as the motivational basis for our observance of morality, it is recast as part of the architectonic of pure practical reason; and, likewise, the postulate of immortality gains a new function.

The Hollywood giant was sending a signal that it was recasting itself into a bigger and more ambitious role — a full-fledged media company.

Since it was recast into its current form by the second Bush administration — and renamed No Child Left Behind — it has generated frequent, divisive debate, partly because it requires schools to administer far more standardized tests and because it labels schools that fail to make progress fast enough each year as "needing improvement".

It remained a Saturday feature until Jan . 29 , 1911when it was recast as a Sunday supplement.

It was recast in teeth shapes, 32 teeth on a grid.

(Education note: the SAT was dropped as a qualifier after it was recast as an achievement test).

Initially, the referee, Damir Skomina, signalled for a penalty but it was recast upon VAR into a free-kick.

When Mr. Clapton performed his own "Layla" — at the urging, he insisted, of the band's bassist, Carlos Henriquez — it was recast as an old-fashioned slow drag.