"If Philadelphia were to consider repurposing its resources for clean energy investments and riverfront enhancements, it would get the job and economic values of an energy industry on the rise — and the economic values and enhancements that healthy riverfront lands are known to provide," said van Rossum.
Good platforms help users repurpose platform resources in new ways.
The additional seats within existing schools are not expected to cost anything; schools will simply repurpose existing resources.
"We know what the Census Bureau statistics tell us, but we don't really know what single individuals are dealing with in their homes, in their circumstances, in their lives — and is there a way that the city can repurpose the resources that we already have to maybe address a particular issue?
Today, we have a massive opportunity for city managers, social activists, and entrepreneurs to create new economic opportunities, reshape behaviors, and repurpose our resources to truly redefine the modern city.
The FTC is public resource, which should assist drug repurposing initiatives or enhance computational studies that judge drugs according to their 'mode of action'.
This model ― in which resources serve a constant purpose through reuse, repurposing and recycling ― is already taking hold, Gawel said, but the challenge is to ramp up the public and private sectors' progress.
This model ― in which resources serve a constant purpose through reuse, repurposing and recycling ― is already taking hold, Gawel said, but the challenge is to ramp up the public and private sectors' progress.
It's a very urban phenomenon: we have the resources we need and we have become expert at repurposing them, like taking these broken Ikea chairs and making them into a table".
However, this activation programme could be exploited by repurposing regulatory elements that respond to MazF activity to expand the resource allocator design.
