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Definition of repurpose in English: repurposeverb riːˈpɜːpəsrēˈpərpəs [with object]Adapt for use in a different purpose. 改变…的用途 they've taken a product that was originally designed for the CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network 他们买了一件原设计用于CD-ROM的产品，并把它改造后用于微软网络。 Example sentencesExamples - The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’
- The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices.
- Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work.
- CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots.
- In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop.
- By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works.
- Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing.
- Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system?
- But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials.
- What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use?
- The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux.
- But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive.
- Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News?
- As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials.
- In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one.
- This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating.
- More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data.
- But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux.
- It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web.
- Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware.
Definition of repurpose in US English: repurposeverbrēˈpərpəs [with object]Adapt for use in a different purpose. 改变…的用途 they've taken a product that was originally designed for a CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network 他们买了一件原设计用于CD-ROM的产品，并把它改造后用于微软网络。 Example sentencesExamples - The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices.
- As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials.
- Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system?
- But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials.
- The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’
- By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works.
- It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web.
- But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive.
- Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware.
- More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data.
- In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop.
- In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one.
- Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work.
- What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use?
- Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing.
- CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots.
- Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News?
- This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating.
- The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux.
- But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux.
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