0 to change the structure or arrangement of something:
The advantages of this control paradigm are that it is simple, highly deterministic, and easy to reconfigure as necessary.
In this context, our intent is to develop highly reusable models, which are able to reconfigure themselves on the basis of new functional requirements.
In the history of technology as in the history of culture, current preoccupations reconfigure the narrative of the past.
They extend the boundaries of the field and reconfigure it as an area of inquiry.
The robot team can reconfigure themselves dynamically while following a prescribed trajectory.
These techno-organic entities traverse the space between desire and dread; their indeterminate forms simultaneously destabilise and reconfigure the dualistic limits of liberal humanist subjectivity.
This allows control over individual plugins; in particular, it exploits the configuration object to dynamically reconfigure specified plugins on demand.
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.
