Sentence examples for quickly reconfigured from inspiring English sources
FACET provides the world's brightest multipurpose electron and positron beams, while NLCTA is a small, flexible accelerator that can be quickly reconfigured to support a variety of experiments.
The Economist magazine called it "the first dedicated business machine to operate on the 'stored program principle,' meaning that it could be quickly reconfigured to perform different tasks by loading a new program".
Conceived and written by Rowling herself (and taking its cue from the Hogwarts school textbook mentioned in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone), Fantastic Beasts was quickly reconfigured as a five-film series, starring Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne as its "magizoologist" protagonist, Newt Scamander.
The image management part of the software means that the machines can be quickly reconfigured to carry out different tasks.
When production lines can be quickly reconfigured to cost-efficiently create new, unique products, both consumers and manufacturers benefit.
S— asked me about the deal I had found, and I quickly reconfigured my attack.
To intercept opportunities that come and go at lightning speed, organizations must be able to quickly reconfigure capabilities, infrastructure, and resources.
The advantage may lie more in ability to put a lot of engineers on different types of products and produce them quickly, reconfiguring supply chains fast when a product hits, than it will on pure pricing power.
George is dying of cancer, and a quartet of his closest friends, plus his ex-wife, quickly reconfigure their lives in order to meet his needs, furnish his comforts, and, perhaps, even give his erotic batteries a final charge.
As organizations increasingly need to cope with planned or unplanned strategic and operational changes, the capability to easily and quickly reconfigure their supply chains is becoming an important criterion.
Therefore, PDSO can quickly reconfigure the working mode of all PBSs to accommodate the traffic.
