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We repurposed it for designing potential small miRNA-like activators of Foxg1 expression.
Earlier this year, a team of scientists working in the lab of David J. Mooney, at Harvard, analyzed the slime and repurposed it for clinical use inside the body, where it can function as a surgical adhesive.
Pulling out his phone, he rifled through his photos and showed off several he found on Instagram by young designers who took his multi-logo idea and repurposed it for themselves, a logo-laden knockoff of a logo-laden knockoff.
Encountering an outdoor baptismal tub, she wondered if people ever repurposed it for a refreshing summer dip ("If you're already baptized, can you do it just to cool down?") She stumbled on a drive-through prayer center in Arizona, where members "prayed for my photo project while I took the photo".
Well, because both Frenkiel and Shamgunov were previously database guys at Facebook, and they've taken some parts of FB's approach and repurposed it for speed and flexibility — and a wider audience.
In 1891, tattoo artist Samuel O'Reilly repurposed it for tattooing.
On this fall afternoon, however, power tools roar away and welding sparks rain down as scores of construction workers endeavor to repurpose it for its latest role: a cutting-edge film and audio facility to be co-managed by Johns Hopkins and the Maryland Institute College of Art.
With its launch of "Pro" today, the startup has begun to flesh out the other major component of its product — the information-sharing side — in which it saves all the curated content from its users and repurposes it for the community.
It's Tumblr at its finest: taking something visual off the Internet and repurposing it for hilarious results.
Kosinski felt that repurposing it for commercial use was unethical, and possibly illegal.
This takes publications' content, repurposes it for different gadgets and stores it in "the cloud", the term used to describe giant pools of shared data-processing capacity.
