0 past simple and past participle of configure --
1 to arrange something or change the controls on a computer or other device so that it can be used in a particular way: --
Another decomposition strategy verifies whether the set of constraints for the product to be configured can be split into a set of noninteracting problems.
And how should future services be configured to cope with this increasing need?
In the following the object to be configured is called the target object.
For example, when we assign vacation stops to a vacation object, these stops need to be configured as well.
We can even hope that such systems could be configured to exhibit an alteration of activity plateaus, periods of dynamic change, and recurring self-similar elaborations.
The tool can be configured to meet the requirements of a variety of annotation schemes.
A robot platform is shown that can be configured for different applications, therefore reducing expenditure.
This consisted of a series of interlinked colour-coded sliders spatially configured to represent the layout of players in the physical space.
