To compensate these dynamics, the controller is reconfigured on-line without using a model of the plant.
Not only can these materials capture and relay data to the cloud, they also can reconfigure themselves on-the-fly to react to changing environmental conditions.
The launch of static random access memory-based (SRAM) field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) presented a new capability to the electronics fraternity: dynamically reconfigurable logic, which refers to designs that can be reconfigured on the fly while remaining resident in the system.
Stratford, East London, is being reconfigured on a biblical scale.
One advantage of programmables is that in theory at least, they can be reconfigured on the fly.
As for storage, discarded dresser drawers have been reconfigured on a spine of wall-mounted PVC pipe (Pratt allows screw holes, but spackle up at year's end).
On the following spread a bowl of alphabet soup, accented by tiny red carrot chunks, is reconfigured on the adjacent page into an A-to-Z alphabet in eight rows, with the carrots lined up at the bottom.
In a small, quick, brushy painting of one of Philip IV's sons, "Infante Baltasar Carlos in the Riding School" (1636-39), which Bailey describes as "playing with Art," Velázquez anticipates the self-consciousness of a Manet or a Picasso: the world intercepted in the brain, and edited and reconfigured, on its neural circuit from the eye to the hand.
Solution: bodies that can be reconfigured on the fly!
In adaptive computing, chip wiring would be reconfigured on the fly by software altering the circuitry's information pathways.
