Sentence examples for should reconfigure from inspiring English sources

Since the platform in this work is a lightweight and small-sized (around 15 cm) robot, and the robot should reconfigure during movement, one cannot place a laser sensor or any kind of range sensors because usually they are too heavy.

Fusion should reconfigure its online video player to allow playlisting.

Perhaps we should reconfigure our understanding of disease pathology in the light of adaptation (or failed adaptation) of body systems.

The rationale for these experiments assumes that, if the MNS develops through associative learning, then experiences that differ from those typically encountered during life should reconfigure the MNS and change the way it operates.

Should O'Neill reconfigure his system?

Firms operate in dynamic environments and they should dynamically reconfigure their resource portfolio to leverage their KMC for better innovation performance (Garg et al. 2003; Sirmon et al. 2007; Sirmon et al. 2011).

Why should we accept that universities should be reconfigured, as they have been over the past 40 years?

According to the documents, EDF engineers had concluded by 2007 that the entire core of the reactor should be reconfigured.

On Question 5, we wonder why an independent agency like the Voter Assistance Commission should be reconfigured to diminish balanced control in favor of the mayor.

The major new developments were that eurozone governments accepted for the first time that a Greek default may be inevitable and that the eurozone's €440bn euro bailout fund should be reconfigured to buy back Greek debt.

Rebecca Fairley Raney THE SOUTH PRIMARY PLANS FOR 2004 -- This year's presidential primary calendar is not even half over, but political leaders in the South are already arguing that it should be reconfigured for 2004.