reconfiguration

"I was the one who wrote the plan for the reconfiguration."

All of the district's buildings will be used in the reconfiguration.

The reconfiguration process took place over the course of 2000 and has now been completed.

Wall Street was unhappy about the reconfiguration of the board.

The proposition says a lot about the reconfiguration of Texas politics.

In the last 10 years there's been a radical reconfiguration.

Reconfigurations in medical training are now starting to protect doctors, too.

"All told, I spent about 90 percent of my time on these index reconfigurations."

The technology works for a range of natural languages and so does not require reconfiguration.

The more recent wave of corporate reconfigurations also returned space to the market.

American orchestras have been especially hard hit in the reconfiguration.

The production of Twenty 1 saw a significant personnel reconfiguration.

Another hospital executive makes the case for reconfiguration more bluntly.

The district was predominantly rural, especially in its 1886 reconfiguration.

And in the coming reconfiguration, what about our overseas armed forces' freedom of action?

It occurred to her that some sort of system reconfiguration might have been executed from here.

The Colts' offensive line has gone through seven reconfigurations since the season began.

In 2010 the stadium closed for a major renovation and reconfiguration.

Needless to say, every country approaches the reconfiguration of its economy in a different way.

Usually few units are sufficient to accomplish a reconfiguration step.

The plans also include a reconfiguration of the track.

"There has to be a total reconfiguration of the brotherhood.

Painful as the process might have been, the results saw the reconfiguration of the European dance landscape.

Development plans showed a reconfiguration of the playing surface and a remodelled western stand.

The city has also been experimenting with grade reconfiguration on a grand scale.