Sentence examples for into configuration from inspiring English sources
Quantitative characterisation of landscapes through derivation of landscape indices helps to define landscape composition, but provides limited insight into configuration attributes.
Moreover, modules can be combined into configuration stacks.
Into Configuration 4 five longitudinal fins of the same size were inserted, equal to the previous geometries.
This new possible process does not bring the system from configuration 4B back to configuration 4A but rather changes it into configuration 4C (as the direction in which P1 moves must be inverted).
Log into configuration utility again.Click the SETUP menu on the top, and the WIRELESS SETTING menu on the left,then click Manual Wireless Network Setup.
Mr. Sammarco, who finished graduate school just last year, arranges parts of flat-sided doughnut shapes into configurations that border on Minimalism in one direction and Cubism in another.
The challenge, says Floreano, will be to combine multiple artificial eyes into configurations that allow the drone to "see all around" and avoid collisions, stabilize its flying position, land, and take off.
Thus, the transition from regime II to III is marked by fluctuations in the ion energy that probabilistically drive the ions into configurations with temperatures above Tu, at which point the ion temperatures converge to the hot steady-state Th.
Operating at frequencies from 180 GHz to 420 GHz, the 6 m diameter dishes may be arranged into configurations with baselines as long as 509 m, producing a synthesized beam of sub-arcsecond width.
Both blur the lines between art and document and, at times, between collector and artist, since both men assemble images into configurations that mimic different strands of Conceptual Art and appropriation art.
Mr. Mitchell and three excellent former colleagues from the Merce Cunningham Dance Company and its apprentice program — Silas Riener, Melissa Toogood and Cori Kresge — scrunch, balloon and shape their facial features into configurations that normally signify strong emotions: terror, disgust, misery, pleasure.
