The phrase "reconfigure as" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to change or adjust something in order to function in a different way. Example: The company decided to reconfigure their office space as a collaborative work environment, with open concept desks and shared meeting rooms.
Mr. Gaines delivers great gusts of rhetoric — "The most dangerous public enemy is the majority!" "Over the centuries what were truths reconfigure as lies".
They reconfigure as floating walls, a floor or a ceiling, or as steps and planes floating in an abstract geometry, flying up like Suprematist kites into the darkness above, descending into a new position with an expectant and theatrical sense of occasion.
Virtualization can make the process easier because you don't have to reconfigure as many systems.
These processes may recur and reconfigure as individuals/groups seek to make sense and understand the complexities of multimorbidity.
Exit numbers would be reconfigured as well.
He hijacked a plane and prompted the Cypriot president to chuckle: 'Always there is woman involved.'" You can imagine these scenes reconfigured as witty, passionate, aspirational declarations of love.
She said the work her office did could certainly be accomplished a different way, whether the office was eliminated or reconfigured, as long as the administration official entrusted with monitoring the AIDS crisis had a role comparable to hers.
Like software is exchanged by a patch, hardware can be reconfigured as well.
Hotspot and tablet-specific data plans have been reconfigured as well: tablet customers can score 1GB of data for $19.99 per month, while 3GB will cost users $34.99.
Re-clustering will also be performed when a node is reconfigured as well as when the CH leaves especially in inter-WBAN communication.
In response we suggest that if we reconfigure power-as-government to power-as-war, this adjusts the central concern.
