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In the early period of life, the quality and quantity of nutrition can let or succeed the normal program, or it is reprogrammed.
The car will "forget" previous remotes everytime it is reprogrammed.
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But it means that if you've been exposed to this and you start to show symptoms of obesity, you would want to take counter measures, recognizing that just having the person having eat what you eat, doesn't work — because this chemical, we find that it's reprogrammed genes in fat cells, to function differently.
It can be reprogrammed for each season with every bulb controlled from an iPad, and it sheds warmer light on plaster, colder on bronze.
In the MIDAS example, it could be reprogrammed to weigh a false accusation just as damaging as a fraud gone undetected, making it much more sensitive to that particular wrong, even at a slight loss of income in fines.
Some firms publish just enough information about their hardware for it to be reprogrammed, but not replicated.
There are no irreversible genetic changes to the cell's genome that would prevent it from being reprogrammed".
That makes for a small, energy-efficient processor with a 2.3GHz CPU that offers five times the GPU cores of the Tegra 3. The integrated LTE modem is also software-defined, which means that it can be reprogrammed over-the-air to handle different frequencies for different networks.
STAT activation is regulated and can be modulated in a positive or negative fashion; it can be reprogrammed to drive different cellular responses.
Furthermore, when the system is first powered up, the FPGA can initially be programmed to perform one function such as a self-test or board/system test, and it can then be reprogrammed to perform its main task.
The central problem is reprogramming I.R.S. computers.
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