repurposing

You know, the repurposing of data is really a concern.

But, as Aquafinca’s example shows, there is money to be made in repurposing waste.

Despite all the repurposing, the surroundings have changed little over the decades.

The newspaper business is about repurposing information derived from many sources.

Tarantino is just more up front about repurposing it than most.

But at least one cast member has mixed feelings about the repurposing.

The appropriation and repurposing of social technologies in higher education.

The only problem is, he’s been all too skillful at repurposing other people’s material as his own.

"That's the equivalent of repurposing a ranch house into an office building."

It’s a matter of reusing and repurposing things like this.

Because I'm all about the repurposing of pop into anything other than edible form.

Repurposing is an environmentally friendly way to build something “10 times stronger” than a traditional home, he said.

The village attempts to preserve its better buildings through repurposing.

The most common repurposing of a dining room is as an office, a library or a secondary living space.

So several companies have come up with a way to use that additional capacity, by repurposing it as mobile services.

Typically, repurposing is done using items usually considered to be junk or garbage.

Karen has been actively involved in the repurposing of courses for distance education using new media technology.

He talks about repurposing friendships, recycling them in a new context.

We will concentrate on our strengths by repurposing existing investment dollars.

Might the repurposing of the proud steel town offer lessons for Detroit's way forward?

The repurposing also has an environmental bent, illustrating how to make the most of limited resources.

Unicef was able to reduce costs by repurposing existing content.

Repurposing creates smaller files and better quality video while saving on costs.

Recycling can also involve repurposing of materials, such as products using recycled paper.

Now her single mark of distinction is a flair for repurposing textiles.