Sentence examples for reconfigured hour from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper will preside over a reconfigured hour at 10 p.m. starting the same night.

We propose the concept of reconfigurable batch processes - an innovative design methodology that allows the plant to be reconfigured within hours rather than weeks in order to fulfil the demands of chemical supply chain dynamics.

"I called Alison's by the Beach to make a reservation last week," he said, "and I said who I was and the woman asked, 'Are you really?' It turned out that a few weeks ago someone called and said it was me with a party of eight, and even though the restaurant was really booked, they spent an hour reconfiguring everything.

The exchange has reconfigured its computers to run through the lunch hour, said Lee Kap Soo, director of the capital market supervision department.

The California Department of Transportation reconfigured the interchange and widened Route 101, and weekly hours of congestion there fell from 65 to 19 in 2009.

The Cleveland Indians came into this season with a string of five division titles, but stuck 10 1/2 games from No. 6, they reconfigured 20percentt of their roster in a matter of hours Friday.

But the program had to be reconfigured yet again on Sunday, which is why that extra hour must have come in handy.

The reactor comprises several horizontal tubes, which can be reconfigured to achieve residence times between 2 minutes and 2 hours.

Katie Mitchell is currently directing a new work called Small Hours in the theatre "laboratory" downstairs, which has been reconfigured to resemble a living room, with seats for just 25 audience members (the project is so hush-hush that critics are not allowed in).

He has reconfigured Dante's triptych as five panels, and kept the first three — roughly the first hour of the 100-minute work — in hell.

As Joss Marsh, in her study of blasphemy in the nineteenth century, points out, "at these trials plain English was reconfigured as itself 'abusive' and 'outrageous.' The Age of Reason struggle almost tolled the hour when the words 'plain,'coarsese,'commonon,' and 'vulgar' took on a pejorative meaning".