reconfigurable

Examples

• All

• The group addressed a number of challenges in developing an adaptive and reconfigurable modular robotic system.

  Academic text (2011)

• The third leg of NI's new automation platform is its CompactRIO line of reconfigurable programmable automation controllers.

  Academic text (2009)

• First up is their use of a mostly standard and even more importantly, reconfigurable tower design.

• I love the idea of the dynamically reconfigurable function row.

• The group is especially interested in studying the fundamental issues of adaptive and reconfigurable systems.

  Academic text (2011)

• The research and applications of reconfigurable intelligent modular robots are still at their infancy stage.

  Academic text (2011)

• So by doing reconfigurable and common spares and scavenging, you can cut your number of spares in half.

• The component model is runtime reconfigurable, so different components can be deployed as the experiment proceeds, facilitating exploration of what-if scenarios.

  Academic text (2012)

• Instead of externally applied sensors used for periodic inspection, full-coverage, reconfigurable networked sensor nervous systems will continuously monitor the vehicle during its operational life.

  Academic text (2002)

• Six software-reconfigurable channels allow combinations of up to four 24-bit analog inputs, two 12-bit analog outputs, and four digital I/Os.

  Academic text (2003)

Synonyms

A

adjustable

vsreconfigurable

35 3.4

Can be changed to fit different people or things

often implies changes via software or settings rather than manual movement

A

adaptable

vsreconfigurable

23 3.4

Able to change to fit new situations

usually involves planned change via software rather than natural adaptation

C

customizable

vsreconfigurable

• US

9 4.1

You can change it to suit your needs or tastes

focuses on system level change often implemented via software or settings

C

changeable

vsreconfigurable

8 3.5

Able to become different or not stay the same

suggests intentional rearrangement through settings and structural change

C

configurable

vsreconfigurable

3 4.6

Able to be changed or set up to match a person's needs

is changed often through software or settings rather than by hardware

M

modifiable

vsreconfigurable

1 5.1

Can be changed to fit new needs

stresses change through settings and functional alteration rather than simple edits

T

tunable

vsreconfigurable

1 4.6

Able to be adjusted to improve sound or performance

is about broader structure or function changes not only fine adjustment

A

alterable

vsreconfigurable

1 4.2

Able to be changed

implies changes often performed via software or structural rearrangement

P

parameterizable

vsreconfigurable

• Specialized

7.9

Can be changed by setting options

is changed by altering software or settings not only by parameters

R

rearrangeable

vsreconfigurable

4.0

Can be moved into a different order or position

allows structural or functional change beyond simple reordering

P

permutable

vsreconfigurable

• Specialized

7.8

Able to be moved into a different order

covers broader change in form or function beyond mere order swaps

Antonyms

S

static

45 3.8

Not moving or changing over time

F

fixed

1.8

Stays the same and cannot be changed

How Configurable

reconfigurable

• Specialized

1 6.4

adjustable

35 3.4

adaptable

23 3.4

configurable

3 4.6

flexible

31 3.4

fixed

1.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology