Sentence examples for reinstallation in from inspiring English sources

The cast-iron columns also ended up at Mr. Dodard's workshop, where a dozen specialists in cast-iron welding refurbished them for reinstallation in part of the south market that had collapsed.

I guess Microsoft heard the million cries of annoyance when users had to put in their install disc just to get some service installed: now everything will be installed initially (simplifies the process) and then unwanted components will be "removed," but ready for reinstallation in a heartbeat.

Right now, the museum's complex floor plan is riddled by even more detours and closed galleries than usual: the reconstruction of its grand staircase on Eastern Parkway is under way (to be completed in 2004), and half of its Egyptian galleries are in the final throes of reinstallation (reopening in April).

The last reinstallation was in 1972 and encompassed a chronological span from Giotto to Picasso.

Eric Kjellgren, the associate curator for Oceanic art who oversaw the reinstallation, notes in a new catalog for the collection that about 1,800 different languages have been spoken and hundreds of distinct artistic traditions practiced by peoples of the Pacific islands.

As a protection from accident, most if not all the work in the reinstallation has been covered in plexiglass, some of it supposedly "nonreflective," some of it definitely not.

(Its American galleries are to undergo an extensive reinstallation and reopen in July 2001. The department is also working on a long-awaited catalog of the American collection).

A key reinstallation attack vulnerability in the WPA2 wi-fi protocol has been made public today.

Lincoln Center could have been forgiven if it had gone a little crazy in celebrating the reinstallation of the lovable Kuhn organ in the renovated Alice Tully Hall, now the only pipe organ in a major concert hall in New York.

But at least two can be found near each other in the reinstallation of the museum's American holdings, which made its debut in September.

Other change, subtle but sweeping, is evident in certain kinds of art that shows up in the reinstallation, which has been organized by William C. Siegmann, the museum's curator of African art.