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He said that apparently, the one setting those questions had thought much more than himself.

In one setting, the coating lets in both the light and heat from the sun, which is useful for colder days.

Even in aperture or shutter priority modes, if you attempt the change one setting, the camera will change the other settings to compensate.

You can specify more than one parameter in a command to configure more than one setting in a single operation.

Meanwhile, the patients come to only one setting, with no need to visit multiple specialists individually.

The researchers discovered that from year to year incidence and mortality rates varied significantly in any one setting.

One setting for all days allows for single-click configuration for an entire week.

This means that countries cannot directly apply policies that work well in one setting to others and expect to get the same results.

One setting, one process, one confidence, and one satisfaction build bright future.

We have to be careful that we don't just introduce measures in one setting because they have proven to be effective in another.

I was brought to a small room and remember one setting in particular.

Schooling , on the other hand, is a specific, formalized process, whose general pattern varies little from one setting to the next .

Below this one setting, the college such as Tsinghua, Beijing University begins to stop from last year enrol on-the-job MBA.

Kinds and characteristics of one-setting-firing circular kiln

There's no one setting the snooze alarm for 15 minutes

Use One Setting for All Properties