| The transition from sail to steam and the consequent reconfiguration of coasting figure prominently in the collection. |
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| Their circular shape, optical isotropy, and rapid reconfiguration all indicate a fluid structure. |
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| I tried switching between progressive and interlaced modes, and saw the TV do its reconfiguration flash, but the text jittered in both modes. |
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| The metaphors of the loss, diminution, or erosion of state power can misrepresent this reconfiguration. |
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| But we are once again dealing with nth generation reproduction, without any remastering or reconfiguration. |
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| Due to time interleaving of the gross data, the reconfiguration process takes 15 frames. |
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| Another reconfiguration will be along soon, and perhaps then it will be possible to emphasise some of the emerging innovations and rely less on the hackneyed old solutions. |
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| The ball is squarely in the Pakistani court, and now is the time to engage in deep strategic soul-searching and reconfiguration. |
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| Then, in September, he held out his hand to Russia by announcing a reconfiguration of America's anti-missile defence system. |
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| They have the necessary skills and technical equipment to be able to work out a reconfiguration proposal for you. |
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| The way in which reconfiguration started was, in our opinion, an inglorious episode indeed. |
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| The conceptual groundwork for the reconfiguration of the Bundeswehr is also to be available by then. |
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| These projects sometimes bring about a larger reconfiguration of the organisation of the port city as illustrated by the case of Tanger. |
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| Automatic assignment of cutting conditions, lead-ins and lead-outs, reconfiguration loops? |
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| But over the past year, unease in Sinaloa has been magnified by the lack of clarity over the cartel's reconfiguration since Guzmán's arrest. |
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| One of the fundamental features already marking the new architecture of world governance is territorial reconfiguration. |
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| Any extension to or reconfiguration of the supports to enable an alternative use is prohibited. |
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| This has meant a reconfiguration of the way taste-shaping is taking place today. |
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| I expect that the outcome of the reconfiguration exercise will be fully reflected in that framework. |
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| Some institutions, however, have made most of their efforts before or around the announcement of the reconfiguration plan. |
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| High Speed 2 proposals would require five more platforms and reconfiguration of the Metrolink station. |
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| Moreover, a prolonged outage will automatically result in a network reconfiguration of SAN islands, which is an inherent feature of the Fiber Channel protocol. |
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| The mega-project which is planned there imposes a profound reconfiguration so as to be able to house the inhabitants on a territory initially designed for railway and port activities, and notably silos. |
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| But it will be no great surprise if it beats at least a partial retreat and limits the reconfiguration proposals to a politically more digestible number. |
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| Because of this complexity, it is essential to have any extension, dismantling or reconfiguration work that might be required performed by the specially trained technical personnel employed by our authorized sales partners. |
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| The wall mount adaptor permits the reconfiguration of certain arm models in order to best adapt them to the specific tasks and needs of the work environment. |
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| The project portfolio for Pakistan is expected to remain fairly stable, keeping in mind the reconfiguration of the Country Office and donors' interest in Pakistan. |
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| One would not allow us to work easily with uploads, another came up with errors constantly, requiring reconfiguration of the client into a non-standard configuration. |
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| Rapidly changing scientific, social, economic and political environments require continuous reconfiguration of health care policies and practices. |
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| We agree with him on the practical necessity of this reconfiguration in the light of the new reality in Kosovo and to meet the new operational requirements. |
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| The factors studied were components of the reconfiguration that might influence delays due to the availability of resources, or the clinical process leading to diagnosis. |
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| However, Government planning, especially budgetary processes, does not seem to take into account the increased requirements of PNTL that would accompany such a handover and the subsequent reconfiguration of the UNMIT police. |
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| This correspondence remains valid so long as the are not reconfigured locally page by page, in which case the priority passes to the local reconfiguration. |
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| W Arrowsmith, extensions and alterations including reconfiguration of access, Cornerways, 26 New road, Netherthong. |
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| In the post Pangaea time period, the reconfiguration of continents and oceans has changed the climate of many areas. |
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| At landing, Major Hadfield will be the first person into the shuttle to help the crew unstrap, take over switch reconfiguration, and help the crew onto their feet after up to fifteen days of weightlessness. |
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| This statement reflects the inimicality of consociation to the reconfiguration of power relations, and also illuminates its bias against non-ethnic parties. |
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| Reconfiguration will require a while, but then the new form will make the computer much faster. |
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| Reconfiguration of membranes following a period of dehydration requires several minutes or more. |
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