How to pronounce“repurpose”in English

and repurposed actually software that was developed for the Mars rovers, and repurposed that for managing the data coming down

All were repurposed from applications on earth where a single quality that they had such as fire retardance or resistance to micrometeoroids or something like that was their primary use.

Procter & Gamble was able to repurpose that technology into their diaper manufacturing operation, improving their cash flow about a billion dollars

are leaving and how you're going to basically repurpose yourself.

Probably the quickest short-term wins in longevity science are going to be repurposed existing drugs.

and some of the original employees brilliantly saw that it could be repurposed around the stories and the characters for videos, for video games and for movies, and completely

And when I came across it, I'm not the first person to repurpose that, but I was really struck by it, especially

failed pilots and launched them on their own failed pilot Channel or something to where you could just repurpose it you

but these Technologies what makes them generative is that third parties can write new code for them can repurpose them and share that with people who

And it was interesting to see how these older studies or things that were done elsewhere and repurposed for this area were rehashed and spun out in different ways

and vacuum tubes were being replaced by transistors, Litton quickly repurposed this effort into making spacesuits leading to this press release by NASA titled, "Nothing New Under Ye Oldie

You can still go and scavenge in a city and get the glass, and the metal, and the timber and stuff you need to repurpose

How do you, with your experience, know when to stop dumping in new ingredients or repurpose it, maybe, for something else?

So it was up to you to either use your creativity and repurpose troll pieces or to actually sit down and build one out of clay and paint

And if I lower cognitive load, I liberate more energy, and the brain will repurpose it to pay attention to the present moment.

Then she discovered how to take this tool that bacteria use to fight viruses, called CRISPR, and repurpose it by reprogramming the RNA

But what Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier and others did, was figure out, we can repurpose this so that the guide doesn't just chop up

Interestingly enough of course it was this vast mechanism, this military industrial complex that Eisenhower warned us of that came to be repurposed into the civilian, ostensibly

All the rockets on which American astronauts were launched except for the Saturn V were repurposed nuclear missiles.

If they do, then everybody's spacecraft could potentially interwork, which means when they have completed their initial missions, they might well be repurposed to be part of an

You can move it around, you can take it into new environments, you can borrow it, and repurpose it and remix