configuration set

Using just one configuration set of files, different systems can be built.

A sound test feature and a controller configuration setting is also available.

The configuration setting of bean can be saved in a persistent storage and restored at a later time.

The exact operation of most of these items is based on the configuration set in the registry.

It is the first time that a carrier-capable combat aircraft in its normal configuration sets a world speed record.

On a network, remediation and provisioning are applied via configuration setting of specific devices.

Verifying the volume describing the unavoidable configuration set itself was done by peer review over a period of several years.

Device Manager provides a configuration setting whether to optimize devices for quick removal or for performance.

Fault reporting is an optional feature that can be forwarded to remote displays using simple configuration setting in all modern computing equipment.

Some BIOSes have a configuration setting to enable this mode for floppy drives supporting it.

The only decoy configuration set in concrete, he added, was the next test flight, which has been delayed repeatedly and is now scheduled for the first week of July.

Unlike MacTCP, Open Transport allowed users to save and switch between configuration sets.

The fixed configuration set consists of three British Rail Mark 3 coaches between a Mark 3 driving van trailer and Class 67 locomotive.

Several DNS server packages thus have a configuration setting allowing administrators to specify the use of "single answer format" responses for those clients that require it.

This configuration set records for lowest mean latency (response time) in 15 of the 17 benchmarks in the STAC-M3 suite of tests.

Conversely, the form of the volumes included within the grid depends solely on the occupant, and their configuration set with a "Flatwriter" in the grid is completely free.

Test engineers can look at code coverage test results to help them devise test cases and input or configuration sets that will increase the code coverage over vital functions.

He is also aware of the extent to which the strong or attractive personalities of some black subjects can subvert the discriminatory pictorial configurations set by the painters and sculptors.

With the USB mode configuration set to the default (MSC) the mylo acts as a USB mass-storage device.

As the client code can then be written to the PortType it can be a deployment or configuration setting (or a code choice) which port and binding it uses.

This configuration sets common environment variables, loads the disk cache SmartDrive on line six, places common directories into the default path, and initializes the DOS mouse / keyboard drivers, before starting Windows.

The program lets you set up memo files, but lets you transfer only one set of them to Rex each time you perform a synchronization, and changing which set gets transferred involves changing an obscure configuration setting.

Appel and Haken's final discharging procedure was extremely complex and, together with a description of the resulting unavoidable configuration set, filled a 400-page volume, but the configurations it generated could be checked mechanically to be reducible.

For example, by using the postcode given when registering the viewing card, a viewer based in Birmingham will have his/her configuration set to receive BBC One West Midlands and ITV Central West on channel numbers 101 and 103 respectively.

For instance, the centralized approach fits large computer centres well because of its strictly controlled work-flow, whereas multi-site organizations such as GRIF prefer the distributed approach because it allows different parts of the whole configuration set to be handled autonomously.