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Fig. 3 Calculated IIP3 from library data is given on the x-axis and estimated IIP3 from simulation is given on the y-axis when three amplifiers are reconfigured in a reconfigurable RF front-end.

Thus are good and evil are reconfigured in a world of plenty.

Essentially the three defining characteristics of Coney Island, which are sand, wood, and water become reconfigured in a subtle way.

The end results — runs, batting average, on-base percentage — are strikingly similar, but the elements of offense have of course been radically reconfigured in a century of evolution.

The spatial layout of the cameras can be reconfigured in a matter of minutes to achieve a variety of configurations, such as "L" and "T" shaped ones.

For Casado to do what the intelligence agency wanted, each piece of hardware in a network would have to be reconfigured in a slow and manual process.

The Cambodian pavilion, for example, was a Westernized version of the Angkor Wat, reconfigured in an axial Beaux-Arts composition.

It is one of nearly 100 Palm organizers that I.B.M. Research has reconfigured in an attempt to create a speech system small enough to reside on a hand-held computer.

This Essay explains why the interest groups and other forces that brought about an expansion of property rights over the last century or two are reconfigured in an economy dominated by ideas.

"A lot of your choices are free swaps - you can experiment and try different things," says Green. "But there comes a point where you can say, 'okay, I'm really happy with these decisions so I'm going to lock them in' – and that gives you benefits: your stats may increase, you may become more powerful or level up a lot faster, or you can reconfigure in a different way.

After being closed for three years, The American Club was reconfigured in 1981 as a grand inn, and it is as splendid a Late Gothic-Victorian structure as may be found in the nation.