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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a setting to make" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing an environment or situation that facilitates the creation of something, but it needs more context to be effective.
Example: "We need to establish a setting to make our ideas come to life during the workshop."
Alternatives: "an environment to create" or "a context to produce".
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There's actually a factory with a machine that has a setting to make a Sigmund Freud action figure.
There is also a setting to make the phone erase all your data if a person enters the passcode incorrectly after a certain number of times.
They have a setting to make it so that background location updates can only been seen by a small subset of your social graph.
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There are many paintings created by using every different-sized brush in a set to make a stripe of corresponding width and length, one above the other: effectively, steps.
Or if a statistician wants to impute the missing data in a set to make it freely usable for public – in this case, he cannot know which statistical methods will be applied later.
Moreover, a model trained from one set of sequences in one situation can be applied to a different setting to make more predictions about TF targets.
Using a higher setting to make it cook faster doesn't work!
Mr. McQueen, a born romantic, could scarcely have chosen a more primal setting to make a point about the fierce blending of contemporary cultures than the Amazon jungle.
You can also iron tissue paper (on a very low setting) to make it stiff and durable.
Use a hair dryer with a cool button or setting to make them dry fast and smudge free.
Oprah's Own network is all set to make a Michael Sam documentary.
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