Sentence examples for will reprogram from inspiring English sources

Chrysler says it is not aware of any accidents linked to the problem and that it will reprogram the powertrain modules.

No problem because the fly has an organ behind its wings, which evolutionarily used to be a wing, and there are mutations that will reprogram it to being a wing.

In addition, we foresee that this increased knowledge will permit us to design vaccines that will reprogram the immune system to intervene therapeutically in cancer, allergy, and autoimmunity.

This month, the Administration also announced, to the surprise of many at NIH, that the agency will reprogram $50 million in its current budget for the disease.

The administrator need only call Synctus and inform them of the addition, and Synctus will reprogram the first two appliances to recognize additional units.

If you look on what you already have with gratitude and give thanks and bless it for being in your life, you will reprogram your brain to notice all of the good things in life.

He will then reprogram your device to track everything from terrorist attacks to the lifeguard schedules at the local city pool.

From another perspective, in order to combat bacterial infection host cells will actively reprogram their gene/protein expression (i.e., activation of innate immune systems) (Jenner and Young, 2005).

The RAS project, as NCI is calling it, will not entail huge amounts of money—just $10 million that will be reprogrammed from other work at NCI's Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research.

The phones will be reprogrammed to dial 911 at the push of a button, and distributed to cabdrivers, the disabled, the homebound, victims of domestic violence and neighborhood-watch groups.

Radar jamming planes will be reprogrammed in-flight to cope with new threats.