How to pronounce“repurposed”in English

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

inexpensive repurposed drugs can be used to treat the the the disease um none of no company like pfizer has any

My mom uses a repurposed coffee grinder for her saffron.

because it can be repurposed to disinfect medical masks, but I digress.

They get repurposed.

And I've repurposed them with another book, "Food Artisans of Japan" book, for Hardie Grant in Australia.

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.

call it um repurposed it so that he repurposed it so that they were still talking to each other though so what i found to be the case was that

So that money is going to be repurposed into seed funding for our activists, for you if you apply.

of what we could do if we repurposed the land that we currently use.

But how has Detroit reimagined and repurposed some of these public spaces, like, specifically?

Our organization creates handbags using repurposed wood.

And it starts to be repurposed after a period of decay, and today, you can walk through the ruins of the ex-Mattatoio,

So that's one way we repurposed the collection.

telescope Galileo by 16 early 1600s has repurposed the spy glass and has turned it to look at the sky and that was

If those paper mills can be repurposed into producing fuel, that's politically very powerful and hence the adoption risk is so much

in its evaluations of these repurposed drugs and it's been left to lots of other private private private activities

The ambiguities in her story mean that she's been repurposed as a symbol for many different causes.

that basically has a one-use lifetime and then it gets repurposed to something else.

So yeah, we've repurposed them and turned them into-- they've branded them as tumble-ators.

Yeah, repurposed.

In which the dollars that are expended here are being repurposed through the lifetime of a persons life with the objective of living

that's featured in the movie contact um repurposed for that movie and um and then there's uh and then there's this um the this phosphorus life

and at the point you go from Lab leak to repurposed drugs you can see that it's

It actually costs more money to buy a product that's been recycled or repurposed from that perspective like call it a suitcase for example.

"As We May Think" is really an argument saying these tools of war can be repurposed to tools to build our economy, to tools of a civilization.

Mickey's case it doesn't work because Mickey because Mickey's broom has repurposed lots of spare material uh

So the kind of rules we worked to were everything was basically found objects repurposed.

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

the founders of Google met him fairly early on turns out he repurposed the intelligence that he had built into the robots to help optimize Google search

engine right away so again here you're taking somebody who did robots and they repurposed it for how to juice and make more effective a search engine so fast

But it was a hospital that was once a gunpowder factory, and that factory was repurposed into a women's asylum.

So in fact, it was those missiles that were eventually repurposed to be the first rockets in the space program.

So we don't know exactly-- clearly, our brain has been repurposed for more specialized tasks.

And so this new organization that has reformed itself and repurposed itself to suit today's soldiers, they still carry forward the assistance

And we have used an open approach, and we repurposed an existing drug for diabetes, called "metformin."

So, nearly every single drug that's in clinical trials right now for COVID is repurposed.

And I think it's really nice that these objects are having a new life and are being repurposed.

So this is a great example of how food spaces, decayed food spaces are now being repurposed.

So everything had to work from that logic, found objects repurposed.

But in each of those cases, people knew it had to be found objects repurposed.

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

caregivers mother and father or other caregivers do not disappear when you hit puberty they are repurposed for romantic and sexual relations and so this is why

would be useful in all kinds of places so invest in tools like that that can be easily repurposed and invest in combinations of tools right if

And then wings later on were repurposed as air foils for flying.

They were repurposed. But how were they repurposed?

Russia's using a repurposed air defense missiles, S-400 missiles, that are launched basically just 2 250