And no one is yet advocating the rewiring of America.

The rewiring was done, however, by individuals who were not members of the Navy.

It hopes to have a plan ready by the end of the year, he said, but the rewiring will take years to complete.

Many others kept just one for the entire house, to avoid costly rewiring.

"We're not talking about a complete rewiring of the industry.

"There's no question that rewiring goes on all the time," he added.

Consumers might be asked to pay for any additional rewiring - a potential point of contention.

Under state law, the rewiring is a major capital improvement whose costs can be passed on to tenants.

The rewiring required two spacewalks, in which half of the station's power was turned off.

The Z3 stored its program on an external tape, thus no rewiring was necessary to change programs.

Such systems can require expensive and time-consuming rewiring, especially in older buildings.

Analysts say the rewiring could take years and cost billions of dollars nationwide.

Cost has been a major consideration; the rewiring is costing $60 million for the 89 buildings.

This led researchers to wonder if ways could be found to promote such rewiring in human stroke patients.

The differences were the result of the rewiring of his nervous system.

It wasn't a matter of routing power or clever rewiring.

Do they include any rewiring needed, maintainance of the panel and its equipment.

Renovation work including electrical rewiring and the installation of hot water began in 1950.

The tedious work would come in the actual rewiring of the electronic assembly.

Before the rewiring, two of the gyroscopes were fed by the same power channel.

He was not yet ready to tackle the disassembly and rewiring of her language processor.

"It explains how to do simple rewiring," she continued.

He added that few artifacts were lost in the blaze because many items had been removed for the rewiring.

You'd be surprised how much rewiring can be done noninvasively.

This rewiring made the two gyros to operate from separate power channels.

Is this safe, or does the house have to be rewired?

You can say, that's terrible and men need to be rewired so they think the same way.

"That meant everything had to stop while it was rewired."

All lamps should be rewired about every 15 years, he said.

"I need to rewire the transmission lines in the control room."

The vehicle was completely rewired and brought back into service during 2011.

They could rewire an old lamp and make it work again.

I rewired the front entry lights to our home recently.

Hearing the records as they came out was a little like watching someone rewire an old house.

Then they decided to rewire the walls between the rooms, too.

We rewired the entire studio over the weekend, and something went wrong.

The house was rewired a couple of times, but it didn't help.

The human brain has the remarkable ability to rewire itself.

About the performance, we'll see how many plugs you've rewired.

The building was rewired for high-speed transmission of voice and data.

To prepare our eyes and brains for reading, we must rewire them.

Recently rewired - well certainly there were new fittings put in 20 years ago.

The radio is in perfect condition and working order (it has been rewired).

To date, 628,000 units have been replaced or rewired, the company said.

They are now raising money for a computer center, which may entail rewiring the school.

When she got married she was able to take on the job of rewiring her house.

But board officials said a move would be disruptive, especially the task of moving and rewiring the board's computer system.

They'll ask him to rewire a lamp or fix a fan.

In some cases, officials say, correcting the problem may just be a matter of rewiring the signal.