reprogrammable

A reprogrammable inertial guidance system was a major risk in the original program.

These chip modules are completely reprogrammable, so need never be disposed of.

In this cluster, they would be reprogrammable, able to switch to new tasks when the Pentagon required it.

And such a device should be easily reprogrammable.

The machines themselves are primitive (from the 22nd century Earth's point of view) not reprogrammable quasi-living mechanisms.

They specify that robots have a reprogrammable brain (a computer) that moves a body.

Many early computers, such as the Atanasoff-Berry Computer, were not reprogrammable.

C-type missiles were fitted with a reprogrammable electronics system to allow for upgrades.

Nor did it implement the stored program architecture that made practical fully general-purpose, reprogrammable computers.

Computers became reprogrammable rather than fixed-purpose devices.

Cumma was a Catalyst company that created a self-serve kiosk and reprogrammable video game cartridges.

Hence, it provided the equivalent of reprogrammable DNA.

Recent Intel processors (P6 and P7) have reprogrammable microcode.

All these calculations are done on fast, custom hardware using reprogrammable FPGAs.

Holiday Inns has set Jan. 1, 1996, as a worldwide deadline for its properties to install reprogrammable card-keys.

The AIM-9X concept is to use reprogrammable software to permit upgrades without disassembly.

By applying write protection, some types of reprogrammable ROMs may temporarily become read-only memory.

The anime series Serial Experiments Lain also explores the idea of reprogrammable reality and memory.

Re refers to reprogrammable ROM memory.

This is comparable to the design of Jeri Ellsworth's C-One reprogrammable computer.

A drum sequencer is a reprogrammable electromechanical timing device used to activate electric switches in repetitive sequences.

But at Honda, by constructing reprogrammable machines that move on tracks, engineers can slow the production line and quickly shift from the old model to the new one.

(Decreasing cost of reprogrammable devices had almost eliminated the market for mask ROM by the year 2000.)

A Brief History of Reprogrammable Card Technology (2012)

The project has created a reprogrammable development and prototyping board and aims to eventually produce a full-featured and competitive end-user graphics card.