0 to change the structure or arrangement of something: --
An extrapolation of this process into a more refined system proposes that our 'creative listening' modes are externalised and reconfigure themselves as social behaviours.
Having established the need to reconfigure existing notions of 'the music industry', we examine the implications of taking this on board.
These options can be used to modify the building to accommodate a wide range of forces that may require the building to reconfigure itself.
The basic idea is to develop highly reusable models, which are able to reconfigure themselves on the basis of new functional requirements.
For another, although there are times when "external" shocks reconfigure societies, change is not always provoked by outside forces.
The cubes have been divided in two so that a multi-cube robot can bend, reconfigure itself and manipulate other cubes.
We then give four examples of reaction rules, the means by which bigraphical systems reconfigure themselves.
As there is no authority above the level of single nodes, nodes may join or leave the network or reconfigure themselves as they see fit.
