Sentence examples for reconfigured on from inspiring English sources

The launch of static random access memory-based (SRAM) field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) presented a new capability to the electronics fraternity: dynamically reconfigurable logic, which refers to designs that can be reconfigured on the fly while remaining resident in the system.

Stratford, East London, is being reconfigured on a biblical scale.

One advantage of programmables is that in theory at least, they can be reconfigured on the fly.

As for storage, discarded dresser drawers have been reconfigured on a spine of wall-mounted PVC pipe (Pratt allows screw holes, but spackle up at year's end).

On the following spread a bowl of alphabet soup, accented by tiny red carrot chunks, is reconfigured on the adjacent page into an A-to-Z alphabet in eight rows, with the carrots lined up at the bottom.

In a small, quick, brushy painting of one of Philip IV's sons, "Infante Baltasar Carlos in the Riding School" (1636-39), which Bailey describes as "playing with Art," Velázquez anticipates the self-consciousness of a Manet or a Picasso: the world intercepted in the brain, and edited and reconfigured, on its neural circuit from the eye to the hand.

To compensate these dynamics, the controller is reconfigured on-line without using a model of the plant.

They communicate about traffic patterns and network interference then they automatically tune and reconfigure on the fly to optimize performance at all times".

Instead he has a Toyota reconfigured to run purely on electricity.

It works independent of the microfluidic chip, thus could be reversibly used and easily reconfigured for different application on the centrifugal platform.

However, it has been found that some metabolic processes are reconfigured to avoid dependence on oxygen-requiring reactions or respiration in the evolution towards anaerobic or hypoxic growth.