Its origins are slightly mysterious, but Mr. Voight, also a writer and producer of the movie, has said that Ashby, who died in 1988, returned to the editing room after the film was released and substantially reconfigured it, altering many scenes and adding 15 minutes of film.
Great Britain has substantially reconfigured the way it provides social insurance and social welfare cash transfers over the last four decades.
In the shorter term, the researchers behind M-Blocks reckon there are still potential use-cases for their more substantially sized, reconfiguring robo-cubes.
The sets will have notes by Kevin Howlett, a former BBC producer whose 1996 book, "The Beatles at the BBC – The Radio Years 1962-70," is being republished in a substantially expanded and reconfigured edition as "The Beatles – The BBC Archives 1962-1970," by Harper Design, in November.
The missions also provided data that substantially reformed and reconfigured these ideas; for instance, now it is understood that the surface of Halley is largely composed of dusty, non-volatile materials, and that only a small portion of it is icy.
The Santorum campaign is counting on Mr. Gingrich's first-place finish in South Carolina to reconfigure the race substantially.
His handful of friends from Midwood, he said, "have all reconfigured their lives substantially" to break away from the tightknit Syrian-Jewish community.
Ian Shiers, Polaroid's vice president for sales and marketing, said the company would reconfigure its manufacturing operations to match "substantially lower volume".
Therefore, addition of a histone variant (H2AZ or Cse4) can leave a binding profile substantially unaltered, whereas a nonhistone protein (Scm3) can dramatically reconfigure the binding profile.
