Sentence examples for configured differently from inspiring English sources
Another hitch: Every potential creek or waterfall site is configured differently.
It's all there — the courses, the financial aid office, instructors, fellow students, even online fraternities — but configured differently.
Your code needs to be readable in someone else's editor, which might be configured differently than yours.
The local characteristics of each university has meant that materials research has been configured differently from place to place.
The continuously shifting array of "like" arrows emanating from you is reproduced billions of times across the planet and configured differently each time.
Mr. Petrarca's own house has many of the same amenities, although it is configured differently, with the living room on top and the bedrooms below.
In the latter, painted white, white neon lights configure differently pointing arrows; in the former, all black -- literally a walk-in camera obscura -- the mirror images of those arrows are projected.
For example, it would be of interest to see if new institutional arrangements, such as ICLEI membership, ISO 14001 certification and NGO activity, configure differently with varying outcomes depending on a city's level of corruption or dependence on foreign direct investment.
In[7], a system administrator laments "We have over 100 UNIX systems running more than half a dozen UNIX based OSes (more than a dozen when counting different OS versions)... all configured slightly differently to suit their particular users' needs... the majority of our days were spent merely fighting fires".
Spirit Airlines and JetBlue both fly A320 aircrafts between Boston and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., but seats are configured very differently, with Spirit packing 178 seats onboard with 174 that don't recline, compared with 150 roomier seats on JetBlue, according to SeatGuru.com, which ranks seat quality.
Research on trials which involve deferred or waived consent [ 24] could further inform ideas about the social function of consent and processes of regret, both of which might be configured rather differently depending on whether consent is conventional, waived or deferred.
