Sentence examples for to reconfiguration from inspiring English sources
noun
A reconfigured state.
- This reconfiguration is much faster than the old setting.
To reconfiguration scholars, PMI is a crucial tool for firms to reconfigure resources, product lines, and business units to adjust to internal and external environment needs.
This is in line with the approach to reconfiguration that then health minister Lord Darzi advocated under the Labour government.
His approach to reconfiguration of the newspaper and its Web site, called LoHud for Lower Hudson, could end up being in demand if the process impresses Gannett officials.
On increasing the mobility of the nodes, the delay increases due to reconfiguration of the clusters.
Subsequent cleavage of the lipophilic moiety led to reconfiguration of the ligand bound binding cleft.
Based on our experiments and discussion we conclude that control systems based on role-based control are minimal, robust to communication errors, and robust to reconfiguration.
In a timely concession to reconfigurations in the economy, the show begins its new season with Sheree enduring some fantasy version of financial misfortune.
The latter would improve performance and, in the long run, decrease the costs (that may be associated to reconfigurations).
At the multi-cellular scale, cell cell force exchange depended on the cell position within a cluster, and was adaptive to reconfigurations due to cell divisions or positional rearrangements.
Extensive work has been done in the literature to efficiently apply GA to the reconfiguration problem.
A custom micro-kernel that is dedicated to partial reconfiguration [1] is used to schedule and share resources among processes.
