Today is your last chance to see James Turrell's exhibition, which reconfigures the Guggenheim with natural and artificial light.
This is achieved via Roger Hanna's clever revolving set, which reconfigures the train compartments into a carousel.
I see it in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins thrillingly audacious play An Octoroon (2013), which reconfigures blackface tropes in daring ways.
He helped draft the Ta'if Accords, which reconfigured Muslim and Christian parliamentary representation to better reflect demography.
Hrawi helped to draw up the 1989 Al-Taʾif accord, which reconfigured the government to increase the representation and power of Muslims.
In many ways the transformation of attitudes has been ongoing for decades, accelerated in large part by the impact of Aids, which reconfigured gay identity around community and relationships.
They commissioned a "Trent L'Ottscar" billboard, at the corner of Highland and Melrose in Hollywood, which reconfigured the statuette as the controversial senator and declared: "Even the U.S. Senate is more progressive than Hollywood.
This alienation, he believes, has something to do with the notorious 1972 Local Government Act, which reconfigured the historic counties of England into metropolitan and non‑metropolitan areas such as Avon, Cleveland, Hereford and Worcester, and the much-hated Humberside.
Admission control [62], which is the decision to accept a new workload if it contributes to the current management objectives and resource adaptation [10], which reconfigures the infrastructure after a state change.
In failure situations, the damaged aircraft model is identified by the two step method and this updated model is supplied to the model-based adaptive NDI routine, which reconfigures for the fault in real time.
