Sentence examples for some reconfiguration from inspiring English sources

"Our long-term plans really involve some reconfiguration of the space here," Mr. Jerris said of the museum out here in Somerset County.

ITF secretary Jon Whitlow said: "There would be some reconfiguration.

Dynamic reconfiguration capabilities are also available on recent FPGAs which offer some reconfiguration delays of up to a few microseconds.

Some reconfiguration capabilities are implemented using Java/Android reflection in order to enable us to add dynamically new JARs (Java Archives) into the application's classloader and to instantiate components.

Depending on the run-time environment, some reconfigurations might be unfeasible, i.e., they violate some real-time constraints of the system.

As a matter of fact, the reason why such heterogeneous DSP-centric SDR platforms have been popularized is mainly due to the fact that current DSPs offer some important reconfiguration capabilities while being programmed with software design flows.

However, in some countries the reconfiguration of radial networks has some limitations like the impossibility of island operation.

However, such fixed-configuration CDPRs are not always suitable and some situations require reconfiguration capabilities, e.g. a cluttered environment where cable collisions with objects in the CDPR workspace cannot be completely avoided without reconfigurations.

Now that more women than men are interested in living on campus, the college is exploring a reconfiguration of some dorms.

The modification will reduce the spectrometer's mass resolution slightly and will require a lightning-fast reconfiguration of some components.

This chapter discusses a variety of methods proposed and used to reduce and in some cases to remove reconfiguration overhead, including various configuration architecture designs, scheduling, and caching techniques, and ways to reduce the configuration data size.