And so I felt, beneath the reconfigured surface of things, the tension of the old orthodoxies.
Celt's narrator is an opera singer with a newborn baby, assessing the reconfigured surface of her own life: "Since Kara was born I haven't sung a note.
As Rachel Cusk put it in her book A Life's Work: On Becoming a Mother, the "desire to express myself on the subject of motherhood was from the beginning strong, but it dwelt underground, beneath the reconfigured surface of my life".
Ultimately this announcement will feed into the ongoing political argument about climate change and our role in reconfiguring the surface of the planet.
But the usual problem in optics is they're not tunable". Similarly, previous attempts to create quantum "corrals" for electrons have used atoms precisely positioned on a surface, which cannot be reconfigured easily.
The company, newly reconfigured yet again, is open for business.
Plasmonic colours can be used to colour large surfaces, can be mass-produced and dynamically reconfigured, and can provide sub-diffraction resolution.
This permits the machine, for example, to race through weather calculations, then be reconfigured to model the flow of air over an automobile surface.
The northern approach was left as a two-lane viaduct in the Sparrows Point area until a four-lane surface freeway was constructed along this portion, with interchanges reconfigured, following an $89.5 million project completed in January 2000.
The missions also provided data that substantially reformed and reconfigured these ideas; for instance, now it is understood that the surface of Halley is largely composed of dusty, non-volatile materials, and that only a small portion of it is icy.
(After that, it was scheduled to go to Rotterdam for extended routine maintenance, during which all the carpeting and other soft surfaces would be replaced, several galleys and restaurants would be reconfigured, and the current Broadway show, "Hairspray," would be swapped out for a new one, "Cats").
