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Meanings of reconfiguration in anglès

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Activity of changing a system to suit a particular function.

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Usage of reconfiguration in anglès
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Progress is being made, however, through a reconfiguration of services and legislation.
The Irish Times
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Work on the reconfiguration of the state is at an advanced stage.
The South African
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It's an extraordinary record: a strange, discordant reconfiguration of English folk traditions.
The Guardian
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There are a lot of public misconceptions about the neural reconfiguration, Lieutenant.
Earth strike: star carrier: book one
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All that may be required is a reconfiguration of the product mix.
The Irish Times
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Direct reprogramming of fibroblasts to neurons induces widespread cellular and transcriptional reconfiguration.
Pubmed
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He knew each reaction, each bond he was breaking, each molecular reconfiguration.
Gods of Risk
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Storage space, especially temporary storage space used during a move or reconfiguration.
The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
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Local health commissioners have now given the green light for the reconfiguration plans.
The Guardian
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Any major road reconfiguration would require approval from elected members and community consultation.
Radio NZ
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny has announced the reconfiguration of a number of Government departments.
The Irish Times
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Pashinyan, 42, appears keen to play a major role in the political reconfiguration.
Reuters
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Architectural Innovation: The reconfiguration of existing product technologies, in Administrative Science Quarterly, vol.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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They want a sweeping political reconfiguration before ending their protests, which continued on Thursday.
Reuters
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The minister says a reconfiguration of the health service is needed to manage resources better.
BBC
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So increased patient safety and improved care must be the major drivers of any reconfiguration.
The Guardian
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