Sentence examples for configuration so that from inspiring English sources

The MH, therefore, retains the same IP address configuration so that duplicate address detection (DAD) is not needed.

Binding of acetylcholine to its receptor causes the receptor molecule to alter its configuration so that the ion channel is opened for about one millisecond (0.001 second).

It is possible to tailor an engine configuration so that the engine is well suited for operation within a given band of the flight spectrum.

It is the original S-type love-seat configuration, so that when the seats are in their upright position, passengers in adjoining seats are almost thigh to thigh in opposite directions.

The New Jersey Turnpike, as well as the Garden State Parkway, must adopt the strategies that are in use at other toll collection points in New York and New Jersey: isolation of E-ZPass lanes from the cash lanes, painted lanes indicating the path to the E-ZPass booths, and signs at the approaches noting the configuration so that drivers are alerted long before the toll plaza is reached.

The LQG control is constructed in a Smith predictor configuration so that a delayed model can be easily incorporated.

Its images will be projected by 12 million red, green and blue L.E.D.'s programmed to glow in different configurations so that the brains of human observers interpret them as images.

Results reveal that the performance indicators are effective in the selection of optimum PCM configurations so that the resultant PCM storage efficiency and indoor thermal comfort are optimized.

On purpose, we define a system model that is able to span a family of configurations, so that we can study the variation of characteristics across different instantiations.

One of the main objectives of the DTT project is to test many divertor designs and configurations, so that the concept of the machine could change from the initial single null (SN) configuration to other configurations such as the SnowFlake Divertor (SFD).

The Others -- four dancers in grey, who mimic the role of a Greek chorus in classical theater -- maneuver the thick tangles into distinct configurations so that the environment is ever-changing, subtle in its difference.