Now, at the end of 11th grade, the three teenagers moved with a flowing intimacy — their bodies melting, looping and reconfiguring like the liquid in a lava lamp.
The show presents a challenge, for Gilligan and his writers, to configure and reconfigure, like playing an endless game of Scrabble using only the same eight letters.
Built out of reusable strands of programming code, these modules could be reconfigured, Lego-like, into new applications at a diminishing future cost.
There seems to be a strain of thought that says: if you're veggie or vegan, you should stick to vegetables that look and taste like vegetables, not ones that have been reconfigured to look like meat products.
I made two sculptures, three dimensional self-portraits, that were then reconfigured to look like these two paintings by Magritte.
Some Netflix users are seeing the image used to advertise the film reconfigured to look like it is primarily a love story between the British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor – who plays a less prominent part – and Keira Knightley.
Mr. Bush's aides further said that what Mr. Gore unveiled today was really a set of environmental proposals, none of them especially visionary, that were recast and reconfigured to sound like an energy plan because the political landscape had changed so quickly.
When a teenaged Fitzgerald won a talent contest in 1934, she won it imitating Connee Boswell, who, as she said, "did things that no one else was doing at the time". The lead Boswell scatted, bent and reconfigured melody lines like a jazz soloist, and when she sang--in that yearning, sensual alto--about the South, or a man, it was the sound of something that mattered.
Vega may well be a hymn to the band Suicide – it's sort of like witch house reconfigured for a funeral march.
