Sentence examples for potential reconfiguration from inspiring English sources

The economic implications of this potential reconfiguration of the US commercial aircraft industry are discussed in the context of several techno-market futures, some of which look rather bleak for US workers in this industry.

Therefore, we propose to make the potential for reconfiguration itself reconfigurable.

We also study a fundamental problem that emerges on such architectures, namely, to determine for a given computation when and how the potential for reconfiguration should be changed during run time so that the reconfiguration overhead is minimal.

Thus, the TAMI database was a culmination of the theoretical position slowly developed since at least 2001, purposively to allow 'bringing together unstable configurations for a particular collaborative performance, but without destroying their ability to fall apart, to return to their full potential for reconfiguration' (Christie and Verran 2013, p. 307).

Thanks to the connectivity of the different production resources (machines, work stations, etc). it is possible to generate information, to share and provide it and finally to create a smart system in which a predictive and automated decision making process with potential self-reconfiguration of the production system is possible to occur.

The possible reconfigurations seem endless.

Our previous works determined the tremendous reconfiguration potential of Smart Products during their use phase.

Mobile robots can relocate themselves and support the production process, thus providing a higher reconfiguration potential.

While both of these areas of advancement are important, there is an increasing need to bridge the gap between them in order to better realize the potential of dynamic reconfiguration technology.

This was achieved by exploring a runtime cost-sensitive adaptation engine that weighed the potential benefits of automatic reconfiguration and their corresponding costs.

Finally, the application of the extended manufacturing system model is exemplarily shown in a case study demonstrating the potential for improving continuous reconfiguration planning processes and an extended manufacturing system in general.