reconfiguration

American  

[ree-kuhn-fig-yer-ay-shuhn] / ˌri kənˌfɪg yərˈeɪ ʃən /

noun

1. the act or process of reconfiguring.

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

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Example Sentences

The reconfiguration leaves the airline with four operating bases in the eastern U.S., with a fifth in Texas on track to open this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Inflationary pressures continue to be contained despite added costs related to the reconfiguration of trade,” Macklem said in remarks before Montreal’s chamber of commerce.

From The Wall Street Journal

The news of the home’s reconfiguration came after Joel announced May 23 that he would be calling off his tour to focus on treatment for normal pressure hydrocephalus.

From MarketWatch

With the final funds allocated this week to Skanska-Flatiron Joint Venture, the project’s design-builder, the 4.4-mile reconfiguration aims to remove more than 500 cars from Sepulveda Boulevard at any given time, loading them into a new queue en route to the horseshoe.

From Los Angeles Times

The update comes after the company said in April that it planned to cut about 20,000 jobs, citing the reconfiguration of its U.S. network.

From The Wall Street Journal