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- verb transitive To
architect again or anew.
Etymologies
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Examples
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So, said Forstall, the company decided to "rearchitect" the system from the ground up.
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So, said Forstall, the company decided to "rearchitect" the system from the ground up.
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If you're struggling to rearchitect your WAN to handle unprecedented growth, you're not alone.
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If they meet with success, they find that they are forced to rearchitect their code to a multi-tenant model.
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If they meet with success, they find that they are forced to rearchitect their code to a multi-tenant model.
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Basically, the combination of (a) through (d) means you have to rearchitect it.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Clive Crook (at The Atlantic) on “ClimateGate”
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OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. and Zepheira, LLC have announced that they will work together to rearchitect OCLC's Persistent URL (PURL) service to more effectively support the management of a "Web of data"
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If you want to differentiate, if you want to have a dominant strategy, you have to start again, build from the ground up and rearchitect the value system.
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One of the things I couldn't get done at the last job was to rearchitect the news sites around feeds and RSS.
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One of the things I couldn't get done at the last job was to rearchitect the news sites around feeds and RSS.
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