Sentence examples for in a specific configuration from inspiring English sources
"Dumping Core," an installation on loan from MOMA that is being shown for the first time in 30 years, features 13 reworked monitors arranged in a specific configuration.
All the components are placed in a specific configuration to keep the antenna from interfering with circuitry in the rest of the device.
Subsequently, they determined a new formula that yields cement hydrate particles in which the atoms occur in a specific configuration — a "sweet spot" — that increases particle strength by 50percentt.
Based on this knowledge, we have designed a control system which allows us to maintain the flexible floating boom in a specific configuration by controlling its shape.
Predictability of gas flows through leak elements in various conditions (geometry of leak elements, gas species, pressure) from the results of only a few measurements in a specific configuration is an issue for the gas dynamics theory.
A novel coupling scheme using M≥2 arrays of coupled nonlinear elements arranged in a specific configuration can produce multifrequency patterns or a frequency down-converting effect on an external (input) signal.
During the cooperative tasks, two participants were instructed to reach and grasp their respective objects and to cooperate in forming a specific configuration on the working table.
The models were developed with a shared minimum objective, namely to predict dynamics of individuals or populations in space given a specific configuration of habitat patches.
And positive (as opposed to negative) conceivability concerns the question of whether P is imaginable: to positively conceive of a situation is "to in some sense imagine a specific configuration of objects and properties" (Chalmers 2002).
The cylindrical type of BER + CFT has a specific configuration in which the working chamber surrounds the counter chamber, and those 2 chambers are separated by a proton exchange membrane.
This cultural knowledge is 'maintained and expressed not only through explicit knowledge or beliefs but also in practices that depend on a specific configuration of social space' [ 43], p. 524] that is, the everyday living circumstances of women.
