Examples of using Repurposing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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So far, a lot of social research in the digital age has involved repurposing data that created for some purpose other than research.
data scientists approach to this repurposing very differently.
Economic and Social Impact of Repurposing the 700 MHz frequency band for Wireless Broadband Services in the European Union';
in the life sciences, focusing on predictive modeling in virtual compound screening for drug repurposing.
refurbishment and repurposing of products.
Repurposing your old content also ensures that people who missed it the first time around can see it again.
Today's SuperUser Q&A post discusses the possibilities of repurposing an old USB 1.1 hub device for a curious reader.
She is an avid DIYer that is equally at home repurposing random objects into new,
secure access and repurposing of such resources by organisations offering
cover use and reuse, repurposing, and modification of the resources;
proportionality of the incentives that encourage industry to invest in drug repurposing;
More research is also needed to advance the repurposing of old antimicrobials,
use, repurposing, reuse and redistribution by others with no
traced its history from being a concentration camp to its repurposing as residential areas
as well as drug repurposing.
In repurposing this biomass, the researchers working with CFES are making a significant contribution to environmental preservation while building a more efficient battery that could provide a much-needed boost for the energy storage industry,” said CFES director of business development Martin Byrne.
You can do this by repurposing old content.
Have you ever thought about repurposing your work?
Repurposing the buildings should be a top priority for the next mayor.
One of the ways we can do that is by repurposing drugs, which holds a lot of promise," Forsyth said.