"reconfigured" is a valid and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been changed or altered in some way. Example sentence: The IT department reconfigured the network to better serve the organization's needs.
And by loading in a different set of numbers, it can be reconfigured in the twinkling of an eye.At the moment, such reconfigurable chips are used mainly as a way of conjuring up specialist hardware in a hurry.
These songs would be reconfigured, vocals added, perhaps – Frank Ocean might be good for 25 seconds at the end of a track – in the company of more renowned producers.
India and Israel have seen their foundational commitments to collective welfare reconfigured by a nexus of neoliberal extremists and majoritarian nationalists, who hope to bludgeon their disaffected minorities into loyalty to a "Jewish state" and a "Hindu nation".
Shop displays can be reconfigured to suit national tastes.
"Societies and ecosystems whose average temperature has changed in the course of a century by more than 6ºC are located in the terra incognita of what any honest economic modeller would have to admit is a planet Earth reconfigured as science fiction, since such high temperatures have not existed for some tens of millions of years".
It can be reconfigured for each mission by adding or removing modules such as weapon systems, sensors, helicopters and drones.
Whether it was the downgrading of investment-bank debt, the purging of top brass at Wachovia and Washington Mutual, two large American banks, or the reconfigured rights issue at Bradford & Bingley, a troubled British mortgage lender, the news on both sides of the Atlantic has been grim.Many hoped that the Bear Stearns bail-out in mid-March would prove the climactic event of the subprime crisis.
Because bombs can also be made from plutonium, Iran's reactor at Arak would be reconfigured to produce only around 1kg of plutonium a month.These measures would remain in force for ten years, after which there would be a staged relaxation and the time taken for a bomb's worth of enrichment would start to reduce again.
This financial year, around 300 local primary-care trusts (PCTs)—reconfigured local health authorities with GP representatives will control three-quarters of total health spending.
In recent decades American refiners have reconfigured themselves to handle the heavier, sour oil imported from Mexico, Venezuela and Canada's tar sands, leaving them with less capacity for refining tight oil, which is light and sweet.The oil price at which shale producers break even ranges from $60 in the Bakken to $80 in Eagle Ford, reckons Michael Cohen of Barclays, a bank.
RATHER than deal with trade unions, Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, has reconfigured its operations around the world, even pulling out of some markets altogether.
