Sentence examples for configured that from inspiring English sources
Judge Sweet found that the pens as they were configured that day had caused "irreparable harm" to the demonstrators' First Amendment rights.
But the number of 5-to-4 decisions in which the court's four liberals found themselves on one side and its four conservatives on the other was high: 12 of the 14 closely divided cases were configured that way, with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy casting the decisive vote.
When not present (e.g., a plain HTTP reply is received instead) it may indicate that there is some kind of problem (e.g., a server incorrectly configured) that is preventing the Web service to process the SOAP request, but, as a solid conclusion cannot be drawn, we discard the response from the analysis.
For example, a theoretical protozyme that mediates ester hydrolysis by thioredoxin could be configured that would likely have measurable activity in reaction mechanisms (Bolon and Mayo 2001).
It's a shadow play, a drama of silhouettes on the screen, and in part it's as innocent as the games in which you hold up two hands so configured that they become a rabbit and next a church and steeple.
Confined space is a space large enough and so configured that a person could enter and perform assigned work but have limited or restricted means for entry or exit.
If it does, you'll need to configure that firewall to allow both aiStarter and emulator.exe through.
(At least that's what the main info site says, but I'll be damned if I can find out how to configure that option).
If you installed it elsewhere, use the same --prefix argumentsc-prefix argumento to configure that you used when installing the FastCGI development kit, and be sure to set the environment variable BRL_HOME (default value: /usr/local/brl).
In the Alexa app, you can opt to turn off voice purchasing altogether or configure that voice orders need a confirmation code before they are placed.
He ministered in the person of Christ, his life was configured to that of Christ as priest and as victim.
