This was accomplished by reprogramming funds initially budgeted for other programmes.

This changes all rules. This is life, but we're reprogramming it.

The infectious prion then hijacks the body s machinery, reprogramming it into a willing executioner of prion replication.

41. Frequent reprogramming of funds would suggest inefficient programme delivery and might lead to a decline in contributions.

Another delegation suggested reprogramming the assistance to the social sector and providing increased support to good governance and sustainable development.

The proposals would therefore result in releasing UNEP and UN Habitat extrabudgetary resources from administrative activities for reprogramming for substantive activities.

The systems reprogramming necessitated by the successor arrangements for support costs has been defined, including requirements for trust funds and management services.

Support was provided on request to Member States in the preparation and conduct of their medium term plan reviews, reprogramming and training activities.

Because of reprogramming, the original project objectives were not achieved and the realization of the intended benefits of the new projects was delayed.

He stressed, however, that United Nations support for the follow up process must be provided from within existing resources through the reorganization or reprogramming of available capacity.

That problem could be partially solved through a reprogramming of existing resources, such as the possibility of reviewing the relevance of the Subcommittee on Small Territories, Petitions, Information and Assistance.

40. The Board readily acknowledges that some of the factors which give rise to the reprogramming of funds and consequently, inhibit timely implementation of programmes, are beyond the control of UNRWA.

However, the Board is of the opinion that the reprogramming of funds earmarked for approved projects sometimes emanates from the lack of satisfactory consideration of related issues at the planning stage.

Indeed, the 2012 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka for revolutionizing scientists understanding of how cells develop by reprogramming DNA and cells without altering their genetic structure.

This could include reprogramming of their funding to allow existing loans or credits to be channelled towards projects designed specifically to address the constraints resulting from the special economic problems of such States.

Contraceptives, cosmetics and brain reprogramming techniques that sounds ominous, but the distinction between what is a technology a gadget would be the archetype and other ways of changing and rewriting human nature is quite subtle.

However, the reprogramming of FBPMS could entail exorbitant costs which may not be sustainable for UNU. The version of the Oracle database is old and not web based and does not qualify for further development.

Contraceptives, cosmetics and brain reprogramming techniques that sounds ominous, but the distinction between what is a technology a gadget would be the archetype and other ways of changing and rewriting human nature is quite subtle.

This amount is to be accommodated in part through the anticipated savings in the amount of 2,565,800 resulting from the downsizing of the Force as well as the reprogramming and reprioritization of the already approved resources.

And when it became possible to manipulate DNA in vitro, the metaphor of a genetic program appeared even more precise scientists could construct experiments that corresponded to the reprogramming of cells merely by working on symbols in silicon.

The reason why he's reprogramming that animal to have more wings is because when you used to play with lizards as a little child, and you picked up the lizard, sometimes the tail fell off, but it regrew.

And you can do some pretty strange things because in the same way as you can reprogram this apple, if you go to Cliff Tabin's lab at the Harvard Medical School, he's reprogramming chicken embryos to grow more wings.

And you can do some pretty strange things because in the same way as you can reprogram this apple, if you go to Cliff Tabin's lab at the Harvard Medical School, he's reprogramming chicken embryos to grow more wings.

And in our lab, we are focused on taking fat and reprogramming mounds of fat into fountains of youthful cells cells that we may use to then form other, more specialized, cells, which one day may be used as cell transplants.

And in our lab, we are focused on taking fat and reprogramming mounds of fat into fountains of youthful cells cells that we may use to then form other, more specialized, cells, which one day may be used as cell transplants.

In 1979, it received a major upgrade and became the first airborne radar to incorporate a software programmable signal processor (PSP), and the PSP allowed the system to be modified to accommodate new modes and weapons through software reprogramming rather than by hardware retrofit.

The reprogramming is partly due to pressure exerted by the beneficiaries themselves, who refrained from participating in the rural reintegration projects because of the uncertainty generated by progress in the Land Transfer Programme and the lack of resources for the provision of housing and credit for investment.

He explained that the proposed implementation date of 1 July 2006 had been set in response to a plea from organizations indicating that it would not be feasible to begin implementation on 1 January 2006 because of the difficulties associated with the reprogramming of the organizations' payroll systems following the approval by the General Assembly.