Sentence examples for repurposing time from inspiring English sources
It's about repurposing time that's not being used as effectively as it could.
The total repurposing time for the four cases (translation into Romanian, editing, review and final check) was 27, 23, 24 and respectively 30 hours (mean 26 hours).
The total repurposing time for the four cases (translation into English, editing, review and final check) was 30, 25, 33 and respectively 36 hours (mean 31 hours).
Because of the generic nature of the panels and other materials, these resources were reused and repurposed several times in the subsequent years in other educational and outreach events at the university.
Ancient analogue gear is repurposed into time-traveling doo-dads with messes of old cords and plugs and wires and vinyl records and cassette tapes that bring to mind a Charlie Kaufman or Wes Anderson aesthetic.
It was never reopened as a brewery, but the landmark five-story brick building was repurposed several times, for kelp extraction until the 1980s and ultimately as an office building, still in operation.
"Over time, repurposing is going to become an important part of the business," Mr. Braun said, though he added, "It's not an answer; it's an avenue".
The problem, she suggested, is when the cycle ends with the production of a new product that comes with no intention of repurposing it multiple times.
Of course, there are times when repurposing data is not an option, because the data is either sensitive or not that useful.
No more summer brights and neons, ladies and gentlemen; it's time to repurpose that monochromatic winter uniform you love so much.
Clearly, we are a considerable distance from having an FDA approved drug for the Ebola virus, but this analysis illustrates that there are already drugs on the shelf that can be potentially repurposed in a shorter time period and at a lower cost and yet they do not appear to have been tested in patients with the Ebola virus.
