redesign
Britishverb
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UFC gloves are fingerless and the promotion introduced redesigned gloves in June 2024 in an effort to reduce eye pokes, cuts and hand injuries.
From BBC
Affectionately known by Australians as the Bom, the agency's long-awaited website redesign went live that morning, more than a decade after the last update.
From BBC
“As we redesign work and jobs, you might actually choose not to maximize how much an AI agent or robot does,” says Lareina Yee, a senior partner and director of the McKinsey Global Institute.
Aircraft were redesigned to support hundreds of passengers with fewer crew members per head, while seats were clustered ever closer together.
From Los Angeles Times
Football kits and badges have been redesigned to highlight how clubs could be affected by climate change in the near future.
From BBC
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