Sentence examples for reconfigured by a from inspiring English sources

Nick was to be an unpolitical person in an age reconfigured by a political revolution.

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".

Since then, the relationship between the two countries has been reconfigured by a series of diplomatic crises and the American public's growing fatigue for the war, lending an increasing sense of imminence to the troop withdrawal.

That the origins of this performance were part czarist, part Orthodox Church, part German fairy tale reconfigured by a French novelist, speaks also of the wonderful way that culture, like sports, bursts the boundaries of nationalism.

From Mr. Lynn there is a blob-shaped "embryonic" house that can be reconfigured by a client using computer software; from Mr. Cruz, a photo montage of discarded materials like used tires and sheets of corrugated metal that are recycled to create low-cost dwellings in Tijuana.

Though it originally appeared on 1978's The Man Machine, The Model made more sense in a pop scene reconfigured by a rouge-streaked generation of androgynes who paid as much attention to the mask as to the emotions that it sought to conceal.

Much of the movement language is balletic but made strange, as if reconfigured by an outsider.

This means that the proposed active FTC system works in such a way that when a fault is detected by the FDI unit, the control law is, in real time, reconfigured by adding a loop to compensate the faults.

In preparation for the reinstallation, the Smart will be reconfigured by demolishing a long interior wall that has been in place for nearly 20 years.

The closed-loop system is reconfigured by means of a virtual sensor which is adapted to the fault situation detected by the FDI unit.

Nico Muhly's "Hudson Cycle," played by Blair McMillen, suggested Philip Glass's music reconfigured by someone with an ear for classic pop ballads: it was sweet, sophisticated, poignant and concise.