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1770 F. Gentleman Dramatic Censor I. 370 At the beginning of the third act, we plainly perceive the elementary conflict re-imaged in his distracted looks, while the eyes are also feasted by a succession of expressive, striking attitudes.

1813 P. B. Shelley Queen Mab vi. 73 The stainless mirror of the lake Re-images the eastern gloom.

1814 P. B. Shelley Ess. & Lett. (1852) I. 168 He re-imaged with intense thought the minutest recollections of the scene.

1895 G. W. Russell in Irish Theosophist 15 July 177 Under the radiant dark the deep blue-tinted bells In quietness reimage heaven within their blooms.

1928 C. A. Ruckmick Mental Life viii. 146 The report of the number of objects seen always depends upon re-imaging the stimulating objects.

1991 Astronomy Dec. 22/1 Magellan project scientist Jeffrey Plaut announced an apparent recent landslide on Venus, when a fault-cracked valley was reimaged on Magellan's second orbital cycle of the planet.

1998 Business Wire (Nexis) 6 July DiskClone Corporate copies data, operating systems and software settings from one hard drive to another, making it ideal for migrating from Windows 3.x or 95 to Windows 98..or re-imaging computers with a standard configuration.

2003 J. Feldman Sams teach Yourself Network Troubleshooting in 24 Hours (ed. 2) ix. 139 Wouldn't you be embarrassed if you re-imaged the user's hard drive, only to later find out the problem lay with the memory?

2005 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 30 June c7/4 Carts of computers roll past stations that wipe their hard drives and reimage them, often 20 at a time.