Configuration §

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Relations §

• Form: Form refers to the way something is configured or composed.
• Arrangement: Configuration involves arranging or organizing components in a particular way.
• Setup: Configuration is the process of setting up or preparing a system for use.
• Arrangement: An arrangement determines the configuration or setup of elements.
• Installation: Configuration is typically done during or after the installation of software or hardware.
• Preferences: Configuration allows users to set their preferences or desired behavior.
• Customization: Configuration allows for customization or tailoring to meet specific needs or preferences.
• Parameters: Configuration involves specifying parameters or values for various options.
• Initialization: Configuration initializes or sets the initial state of a system or application.
• Arrangement: An arrangement determines the configuration or composition of elements.
• Personalization: Configuration allows for personalization or tailoring to individual preferences.
• Specification: Configuration involves specifying or defining the desired characteristics or behavior.
• Structure: The configuration of a structure refers to the way its components are arranged and interconnected.
• Tuning: Configuration includes tuning or optimizing settings for better performance or efficiency.
• Calibration: Configuration may involve calibrating or adjusting components for optimal performance.
• Settings: Configuration involves defining settings or parameters for a system or application.
• Deployment: Configuration is often part of the deployment process for software or systems.
• Adaptation: Configuration enables adaptation or customization to different environments or use cases.
• Modification: Configuration may involve modifying or altering the default settings or behavior.
• Tailoring: Configuration involves tailoring or adapting a system to specific requirements.
• Customization: Configuration enables customization or tailoring of a system to specific needs.
• Adjustment: Configuration involves adjusting or fine-tuning various settings or parameters.
• Optimization: Configuration aims to optimize the system or application for specific goals or requirements.