What is "remap"

Usage examples of "remap".

Over the years, as companies went out of business or were absorbed in mergers, many site maps and plans were misplaced or deleted from databases, and when operations moved on from one sector to another, nobody spent the money or the time needed to go back and remap the excavated areas.

Over the next several days, she and the geologist from New Palestine spent a lot of time together, using the satellite photos to remap Bilbeis IV.

It was our thought that you scientists might have the means to remap the foldlines for us.

Then he learned to subtract some, overlap others, remap the image into a coherent one in three dimensions.

Ming dynasty China that had been computer remapped at the Club to conform to koala anatomy.

It seemed like my mind had already been remapped, but maybe it had only been unmapped.

John Smith, passing by on a whaling expedition, had remapped the region, diligently taking heed of the names the Indians themselves used.

It took no imagination to see this boy gene-sampled, cored out and retrofitted, cortex remapped and augmented.

She met the mountain head-on, exploding in a fire ball that remapped the landscape with its force.

Virtual fucks and visible incisions alike testify to a vast remapping of corporeal space.

Something about remapping enemy targets to look like mice or birds or something before feeding it to their sensorium.

She grinned, remapping the shell and carefully tucking it into the embroidered pocket that hung at her waist.

Refreshed for a change, I stepped down to familiar concrete, remapped the world about me and threaded my way through its parking lot, an alley and four blocks of closed stores.

He remapped the functions with a sudden mental pinpoint that made the Sun Crusher whole again.

Friends of the Everglades, for instance, favors a complete scientific remapping of South Florida's plumbing, combined with "hard-core enforcement" of existing pollution laws.