Sentence examples for configurations for example from inspiring English sources
It's still hard to ensure that your instances are running the latest configurations, for example.
Because it allows admins to use JavaScript, admins can not just create static configurations, for example, but also can create them programmatically.
However, this minimizer is not unique among infinite point configurations (for example local perturbations of Z leave the renormalized energy unchanged).
According to García-Galán et al. [56] there are over 100 public cloud providers associated with a considerable number of configurations, for example Amazon web services has 16,991 different configurations.
At the end of all interactions the percentage of successfully executed interactions between every pair of configurations, for example, between C j and C k, are calculated using Eq. 1 Mleft(I_{jk}right) = frac {F_{jk}} {sum_{k=1}^{N} {F_{jK}}} (1).
Positional auto-correlation analysis is a sensitive method to detect non-random DNA packaging configurations (for example, local positional constraints or long-range phasing characteristics) [ 18- 20].
Moreover, this methodology can be also applied to any other IT skills, such as system configuration for example.
Taking the HS FCC configuration for example, short contact time is required to prevent a secondary reaction involving hydrogen transfer reactions from occurring [6].
It should be noted that the special "text string" is defined to represent each configuration, for example, the "c12p12s05" in Fig. 4 represents the configuration that includes 12 PV inverters, 12 strings and each having 5 solar panels in series.
In the parallel configuration, for example, spin-up inter-lead line-width function is larger than the spin-down one since ρ L↑= ρ R↑= ρ 0 (1 + P β ) and ρ L↓= ρ R↓= ρ 0 (1 - P β ).
Early visual impairment can also have long-lasting and broad effects on face discrimination – just a few months of visual impairment due to congenital cataracts can lead to diminished discrimination between faces that differ in their configuration, for example (Le Grand et al., 2001).
