Sentence examples for major recasting from inspiring English sources
The film so unashamedly inept that it took four years, a major recasting and a complete change of tone to save James Bond.
In an unusual bit of major star recasting on Broadway, Bernadette Peters, above left, and Elaine Stritch, right, said in telephone interviews on Monday that they would join the revival of "A Little Night Music" to take over the roles of Desiree and Madame Armfeldt, now played by Catherine Zeta-Jones Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury
And here Biden's hard-earned skepticism, his knowledge of the region, his zest for verbal combat and the trust that Obama now reposes in him have allowed him to play a major role in recasting the terms of debate.
In such situations the major conceptual recasting will also produce new proofs but the explanatoriness of the new proofs is derivative on the conceptual recasting.
In some cases explanations are sought in a major conceptual recasting of an entire discipline.
NMF uncovers major hidden themes by recasting the term-document matrix A into the product of two other matrices, one matrix representing the relationships between words and topics and another representing the relationship between topics and documents in the latent topic space (Fig. 1) (Xu et al. 2003).
The votaries of Hindu nationalism have won their first major battle to recast Indian history and identity in explicitly Hindu terms.
Today, it is starting to roll out a major redesign that recasts the service as a social search engine "somewhere between a Twitter and Google," says founder Garrett Camp.
Westminster must now race to develop a new strategy of self-governance while recasting relationships and trade deals with the EU and other major partners before the two-year deadline arrives.
In committing to a major museum of African American History, and propelling the first serious African-American presidential candidate, the United States is recasting the psychology of its power.
Cohen also excels at recasting familiar icons.
