Sentence examples for alter the configuration from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, Iran will alter the configuration of some its centrifuges that enable them to spin up to higher levels of enrichment.
All my life," V. S. Naipaul writes in the introduction to "A Writer's People," his dense, dry, frustrating new memoir, "I have had to think about ways of looking and how they alter the configuration of the world".
But to enlarge the cockpit, Honda had to scrap pieces of the rear suspension and alter the configuration of the front rigging from double wishbones to MacPherson struts.
The possibility that differences in the membrane bound enzyme and cell-free enzyme alter the configuration of the S1′ and S3′ enzyme subsites has also been addressed (61).
In shallow unconfined aquifers, tidal forcing can enhance the extent of saltwater ingress and can also alter the configuration of solute concentration contours, particularly near the top of the water table (Ashtiani et al. 1999; Davies 2014).
Although the main function of phosphorylation is to alter the configuration and function of a protein, we note that it also adds negative charge.
Polymerization can occur by more than one pathway; conditions such as the use of heat, chemical denaturants and mutations can consequently alter the configurations of the resulting polymer [ 22, 27].
The musicians change positions, altering the configuration on the stage and also the relationship between audience and performers, the simple setting suiting the pared-down scale of a tale that can be appreciated on many levels.
It also altered the configuration of the pantry wall: there were still upper cabinets, but the lower ones were gone and the center countertop was cantilevered and extended into the foyer.
These schemes can be set for each output data type and can be switched by altering the configuration file.
And article 10.2.2 states: "Any powered device which is capable of altering the configuration or affecting the performance of any part of the suspension system is forbidden".
