Sentence examples for Key settings from inspiring English sources

This is followed by an outline of its implementation and a description of key settings and parameters helpful to users wishing to set up and conduct such simulations.

My friend Steve and I recently set out to visit a few of the movie's key settings.

Navigating the main screen menu was straightforward, but the screen icons for key settings like white-balance and focus mode were poorly labeled.

The support document for the notification also says that anyone who has disabled the Windows 10 upgrade or disabled Microsoft's previous offer screens by altering registry key settings will not be shown the new notification.

Hers has been a cosmopolitan life (she has lived in Thailand and Peru, key settings in this collection); as a child she spoke first French, then Spanish, before learning English.

Control Centre has a plethora of quick toggles, designed to allow users to quickly change a few key settings including activating the flashlight, turning off screen rotation and controlling the display's brightness.

These low-key settings offer newcomers and cognoscenti a chance to relax away from the sometimes crotchety atmosphere of major halls, where concertgoers may become hapless victims of the Stare — the withering look of disgust directed at a listener who can't stifle a sneeze or inadvertently claps at the wrong moment.

Don't force yourself into loud social outings if you're not feeling up to it; hang out with your friends and family in low-key settings.

Most universities highlighted the need to teach students about assessing vital signs and about broader socio-political aspects of assessment in a variety of key clinical settings, namely acute tertiary hospitals, community and mental health care settings.

Four meshes with varying degrees of near-wall resolution were compared, and key solver settings were applied to determine the parameters that minimize sensitivity to the near-wall (NW) mesh.

The drug was put on the Essential Drugs List by the World Health Organisation, a list of drugs meant to satisfy the health needs of the majority of the population that should be available at all times and in sufficient amounts in key hospital settings.