The phrase "a pointer on a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is referring to a specific indication or reference related to a subject.
Example: "I need a pointer on a good book to read this summer."
Alternatives: "a reference to a" or "an indication of a".
Changes in the frequency to be measured cause a change in this balance that can be measured by the deflection of a pointer on a scale.
Beer built a device that would enable the country's citizens, from their living rooms, to move a pointer on a voltmeter-like dial that indicated moods ranging from extreme unhappiness to complete bliss.
A display may be the position of a pointer on a dial, a light flashing on a control panel, the readout of a digital computer, the sound of a warning buzzer, or a spoken command issuing from a loudspeaker.
They include dial indicators, in which movement of a gauging spindle deflects a pointer on a graduated dial; wiggler indicators, which are used by machinists to centre or align work in machine tools; comparators, or visual gauges; and air gauges, which are used to gauge holes of various types.
The memory usage s in bytes B on a 64-bit machine can be estimated as follows: (1) In Supplementary Figure S1, from left to right, the headers take 4 w × c×8 B = 2 × 4 w +1 cB memory, where 8 B is the memory required for a pointer on a 64-bit machine in a straightforward implementation.
The sight of Juno's growing stomach can be seen as a pointer on contraception - especially if you're a male who isn't ready for fatherhood.
A pointer on the bent arm indicates the torque on the scale.
The product can be used a a pointer on the screen to control the mouse or as a virtual "pen" to draw lines and arrows on presentations.
The video game generation is quite comfortable with using a pointer on the TV.
By being corrected, you have a pointer on where to improve your pronunciation or accent.
IES6 (scrambled between segments 8 and 10) in S. lemnae actin I may pose such a problem, as it is 17 bp flanked by a 6 bp pointer on one side and a 17 bp pointer on the other side, and this particular junction is involved in two examples of aberrant rearrangement at 6 8 bp cryptic pointers (cases f and i in Figure 5 and Table S2B).
