reimage , auch: re-image

This made it possible to reimage an area if necessary.

Could they reimage the drives, just format it and would be okay?

Harriman Signs is using this change of location to reimage itself.

This includes plans to open about 1,000 new restaurants and reimage 2,300 existing locations worldwide in 2010.

What Lloyd has done, is reimage Macbeth in almost cinematic terms.

Our floor tech, Kien is going to reimage the machine, but we also need to order an additional 128 megs of memory.

Some people are able to extrapolate the energy or the sound or the essence of something and reimage or reinterpret it.

Clean- Run a virus scan to remove the virus or wipe the computer clean and reimage the machine.

"We are a, quote, 'Reimage first, ask questions later shop here,' except in cases...." Which is probably a good policy.

The computer technician can only reimage if there is an image of the hard drive for that computer either in a separate partition or stored elsewhere.

In practice, it is necessary to reimage the telescope focal plane onto the image slicer mirrors at a slow focal ratio.

It is therefore convenient to use the pupil mirror array to reimage the reformatted slit at a modest focal ratio.

The company, which began publicly discussing the reimage this spring, plans a full reveal of its new national ad campaign Thursday, according to the Associated Press.

"The parish has to reimage itself," Ms. Heyward said, focusing on social justice concerns and allowing "the laity to do theology."

She is also working as an archivist to digitize and reimage works produced between 1978 and 1991 by Afghan state filmmakers during the Communist period.

Various colloquialisms exist for this process, such as "wipe and reload", "nuke and pave", "reimage", etc.

The beauty of technology brokering is not inventing totally new products, it is the ability to reimage or recreate a product while using an old idea/product.

In the event of software problems a complete reload/reimage of the software can be arranged so a girl can get back to work as soon as possible.

Threats are growing at an alarming rate and protection is no longer just about computers: You can reimage your machine, but you can't reimage your life.

With Kelly on board, Schlotzsky's began to plan for growth along with a systemwide reimage, which included updated restaurants, improved menus, table service, and the addition of Cinnabon.

The other possibility is that Jin's attempt to reimage the novel into a condemnation of the bandits was to save the novel after it had been banned by the Chongzhen Emperor.

“From a practical view of what you can actually do, it would be very hard to take Stuxnet, reimage it, and target someone new without the source code,” O Murchu told FoxNews.com.

In mid-2007, The Mix 106.7 underwent a reimage that included a new interactive website, new jingles, liners, and a programming restructure under the supervision of Operations Manager, Ken Stapleton.

And at Costco Wholesale's Electronic Hardware Services plant in Auburn, Wash., carts of computers roll past stations that wipe their hard drives and reimage them, often 20 at a time.

Speaking at a conference hosted by Cowen and Co., the restaurant operator's CFO, Pete Bensen, said McDonald's plans to 'reimage' about 1,500 restaurants and open about 1,000 new ones.

What Lloyd has done, is reimage Macbeth in almost cinematic terms.

Some people are able to extrapolate the energy or the sound or the essence of something and reimage or reinterpret it.

The company, which began publicly discussing the reimage this spring, plans a full reveal of its new national ad campaign Thursday, according to the Associated Press.

With Kelly on board, Schlotzsky's began to plan for growth along with a systemwide reimage, which included updated restaurants, improved menus, table service, and the addition of Cinnabon.

In mid-2007, The Mix 106.7 underwent a reimage that included a new interactive website, new jingles, liners, and a programming restructure under the supervision of Operations Manager, Ken Stapleton.