Sentence examples for repurposing in which from inspiring English sources

The new buzzword in the television industry is "repurposing," in which shows are repeated on a cable channel shortly after they run on a broadcast network.

The result is a wave of "repurposing" in which public toilets are turned into cafes, newsstands are made into food kiosks, parking meters take charity donations, and phone booths become party spaces.

One such strategy is drug repositioning (or repurposing) in which a new indication for an existing drug is identified.

Another potentially fruitful area is the repurposing of drugs, in which a drug originally licensed for one disease is found to work well for another.

This type of immediate repurposing addresses the way in which rapid environmental disasters compound slow ones.

The photograph is part of my Domestic Drift series, in which I repurposed French thinker Guy Debord's theory of the dérive, or drift.

The ways in which artists repurpose debris always gets my attention.

Flint employs a technique in which he repurposes vintage photos, digitizes them, and applies his own painted patterns over them.

Examples of computational approaches to drug repurposing include side effect-based approaches, in which similarity between drug effects is used to suggest drug targets and drug indications (Campillos et al., 2008), data mining of clinical records (Tatonetti et al., 2012) and approaches based on analysis of GWAS data (Sanseau et al., 2012).

Parliamentary staff report that, while many experts offer excellent insights, there are also instances in which they "crudely repurpose something they've done elsewhere".

The most literal manifestation of this was in Richard Nicoll's collection which featured a collaboration with Linder Sterling in which the artist repurposed images of snakes and eagles, and vintage gay porn to adorn leather bombers and hooded tops.