Garrett, incidentally, generally opposes the repurposing of abandoned spaces.
Dr. Grunsfeld said the repurposing of the telescope for dark energy came at a personal cost.
Q What are your thoughts on the repurposing of the High Line?
And even the repurposing of ordinary words can make for a distinctive trademark (think of Apple Computer).
Another pertinent concept at large in the show is recycling trash and, related, the repurposing of existing materials.
Another potentially fruitful area is the repurposing of drugs, in which a drug originally licensed for one disease is found to work well for another.
"The repurposing of the behavior is very efficient," said Rafael Wlodarski, a doctoral candidate and lead author of the study, published in Archives of Sexual Behavior.
Berlin is good at urban renewal and the repurposing of the old Tempelhof Airfield, which closed in 2008, may be the best example, with plenty of space to barbecue, picnic, create and play.
In fact, I had quietly left some weeks beforehand, and run away to look for the living wage, the social housing, the repurposing of abandoned buildings, free education and the NHS.
We can enjoy the lushness of Weill's through-composed score; we can thrill to the unvarnished portrayal of human cupidity; we can admire the repurposing of Brecht's epic theatre as entertainment.
Gove is an educated man and would surely acknowledge that the repurposing of art to reinforce notions of cultural identity is something beloved of, and practised by, political regimes on both the far left and far right.
