Sentence examples for a menu-driven interface from inspiring English sources

The tool allows the user to create the joint geometry through a menu-driven interface and then generate a customised mesh according to the user's needs.

The player issues combat orders—like "Fight", "Magic", and "Item"—to individual characters via a menu-driven interface while engaging in battles.

Gromita's main-window is a menu-driven interface (Fig. 1A) as well as a button step-by-step layout (Fig. 1B).

This new version comes also with an online, menu-driven, interface for non R users or for those who just prefer a Graphic User Interface.

A new posting is created simply by typing it into a text-entry box, much as one might write an e-mail message; elements such as links to other sites or content such as videos and images are created by graphical and menu-driven interfaces that only require the blogger to enter a web address or file name.

Menu-driven and direct manipulation interfaces were originally designed as user-friendly alternatives to command-driven interfaces, but the more recent versions of command-driven interfaces -- that is, natural interfaces involved natural language, handwriting, and speech input -- are now user-friendly alternatives to menu-driven interfaces.

Numerous studies by cognitive psychologists have demonstrated that there are two basic forms of memory, recognition and recall, and that recognition is faster and more accurate than recall.8 It follows that menu-driven interfaces, which rely on recognition, are usually easier to use than command-driven interfaces, which rely on recall.

This paper presents the results of an experiment on computer user's behavior while using one of two types of software interfaces: a menu-driven and an icon-based interfaces.

A user can load data in a variety of formats into AstroStat and perform various statistical tests using a menu driven interface.

The interactive software allows a menu-driven use of various procedures within a graphical user interface, where the metabolic networks under investigation and the results of calculations are visualized in flux maps.

The simulation environment is of a menu-driven one where students can draw obstacles of standard shapes and sizes and assign the starting point of the mobile robot.