reconfiguration

[ree-kuhn-fig-yer-ay-shuhn]

noun

1. the act or process of reconfiguring.

2. the new or altered form or structure resulting from reconfiguring something.

Example Sentences

Crews began taking down the 32-foot-tall sign Thursday night, starting with the “X,” as part of upcoming reconfiguration of the surrounding roads.

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This chapter, which opens with a radical shoreline reconfiguration just north of San Francisco, came not without controversy, but it provided a glimpse into what compromise might need to look like for so many communities struggling to keep up with climate change.

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One plausible reading holds that Britain’s two-party system is now in terminal collapse, with a chaotic reconfiguration to follow and a long, grinding war between three vaguely normal parties and the neofascist new right.

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“We are executing the largest network reconfiguration in UPS history,” the company said in a statement.

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"The purpose of the reconfiguration framework consultation is to seek views on how our hospitals can cooperate more effectively as a network to best serve the population," they added.

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