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Meanings of reconfiguring in English

Russian
настройка
Catalan
configuració

Activity of changing a system to suit a particular function.

настройка
Usage of reconfiguring in English
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The service undoubtedly needs reconfiguring, and change in the NHS takes too long.
The Guardian
2
Trump, however, has declared NATO obsolete and in need of reconfiguring.
Reuters
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In reconfiguring history, these films also reconfigure the world of images.
The Guardian
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Indeed, it also contributes to a reconfiguring of the lived experience of managing HIV.
Pubmed
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These self-reconfiguring robots change shape through individual units called atoms.
Wired
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Animators spent four months reconfiguring and swapping them in and out to mimic motion.
Wired
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But I've been slowing down for the last day or so, reconfiguring my fields.
Surface detail
8
The crowd was reconfiguring again, the other engineers stepping forward.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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Now it's back for repairs and reconfiguring for Sting Racing.
Wired
10
That would mean kicking out international inspectors, reconfiguring the cascades and re-enriching the low-enriched material.
Wired
11
They spent the next two months finishing and reconfiguring the 170 meter long Shackleton Explorer.
Stars rain down
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Deleting the default categories without first reconfiguring all the
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
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Without reconfiguring the way decision making takes place, we'll be incapable of addressing the climate crisis.
The Guardian
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The walls finished reconfiguring and revealed the world outside in the dim light of early morning.
Stars rain down
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This approach may also involve reconfiguring some subsystems.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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Three types of self-reconfiguring robots have appeared on the scene: chain, lattice and mobile reconfiguration robots.
Wired
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Translations for reconfiguring
Reconfiguring through the time