"make the settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a commonly used phrase used to refer to adjusting or setting various factors to desired levels. For example, "We need to make the settings on the projector before the presentation can start."
Weirdly, though, parents can't make the Settings app off-limits, so the truly rebellious offspring can still wreak some havoc.
You'll want to download from the Web site (www.microsoft.com /games/crimsonskies/downloads.asp) a file that fixes a bug that can make the settings disappear for your customized plane.
Figure 6 is the monitoring software from which we can make the settings, run the transmitter, and monitor its status.
"While in theory distinguishing between different types of purposes would seem to make the settings even more difficult to control, our research suggests that with machine learning you could actually make the settings easier to manage by differentiating between the different purposes associated with a permission".
I tried to make the settings and situations as historically accurate as possible, while making the story relevant and appealing for the 21st century.
For the analysis of coronary calcification, the raw data should be reconstructed into 3-mm thickness to improve interscan reproducibility and make the settings more comparable with the dedicated coronary calcium examination.
This spring Facebook didn't change the level of privacy it offers, it just made the settings easier to personalize.
In addition, we'll also be fulfilling a request made by many of you to make the privacy settings page simpler by combining some settings".
For notational simplicity, we make the following settings.
That fueled sales of the original versions, which were required to make the new settings work.
In the implementation, we try to automatically adjust parameters based on the read lengths and sequencing error rates to make the default settings work well for inputs of different characteristics.
