remodeling

n. the work of changing the shape or design of a room or building.

n. the process of altering the structure, layout, or interior design of a building.

“The family stayed in a hotel during the kitchen remodeling.”

“The extensive remodeling of the historic brownstone required several permits and a team of specialized contractors to preserve the original facade.”

American English

v. the act of changing how something is organized or how it looks.

v. the present participle of remodel, describing the ongoing act of restructuring or redesigning an object or system.

“They are remodeling the office to create more open space for the team.”

“By remodeling the existing software architecture, the developers were able to significantly reduce latency for end-users.”

n. the act of creating a new version of a scientific or mathematical model.

n. the process of applying or constructing a new model in a scientific, mathematical, or computational context.

“The scientists are remodeling the climate data to include new ocean temperatures.”

“Continuous remodeling of the economic forecast is necessary as new market variables emerge during the fiscal quarter.”

Technical