1. retooling - Noun
2. retooling - Verb
retooling
present participle of retool
retooling (plural retoolings)
The fact or process of re-equipping or modifying something.
He said Australia had become a target for foreign spies because “we are comprehensively retooling our defense force and defense industrial base.” Source: Internet
The Ravens are retooling up front after All-Pro guard Marshal Yanda retired. Source: Internet
Taiwan already knew in December about the problem in Wuhan, started domestic retooling for mask production (which is why they can not help Japan), and warned about the mainland China virus problem. Source: Internet
Belichick has the strength to keep his emotions at bay and the vision to see how the decision at quarterback affects the retooling of the entire roster. Source: Internet
But much of the egg-production system is built to provide fluid eggs to food-service companies, and retooling farms to provide eggs for retail is neither simple nor quick. Source: Internet
It’s hard to imagine Chaim Bloom and the Red Sox paying such a high price with retooling the farm system atop the organization’s priority list. Source: Internet