Sentence examples for a key combination from inspiring English sources
While the Motorola Q is a "very capable device", OQO may have a key combination of technologies that would hold a wow factor that Apple enthusiasts crave while becoming the new integratable systems for a laptop + Blackberry + wireless mobile card that business users demand.
An option is available to either save configuration to a file that can be loaded at any time via a key combination, or automatically at the next startup of the application.
Prebiopsy multiparametric prostate MRI (mp-MRI), followed by transrectal ultrasound-guided (TRUS-G) target biopsies (TB) of the prostate is a key combination for the diagnosis of clinically significant prostate cancers (CSPCa), to avoid prostate cancer (PCa) overtreatment.
You can also add a key combination for each language by selecting "Key Settings" in the Input Languages dialog.
By use these tabs you can (a) assign a function/feature to a key combination (b) assign text/keystroke (c) assign a program or (d) assign a macro to the key combination.
The box shows the current keys that are assigned for the shortcut, provides a field to create a custom key combination and a button to assign it.
You can also set the screen recording size manually with a different key combination.
In order to trigger the recovery mode, a special key combination must be pressed when switching on the device.
FMR was then derived (measure B), which also allowed estimation of the trade-off between true and false matches for a specific match key combination when compared with the results from a more exact key (measure C).
As before, Spotlight can be called with a simple 'Command+Spacebar' key combination, but unlike before, this time you can't miss it, and in fact you'd do well to learn its powers as soon as possible.
In the absence of clerical review, the decision on whether a particular match key combination could be used for matching two particular datasets was based on three measures: A measure of discriminating power (termed the joint unique key rate, and expressed as a percentage).
