The phrase "a pointer on the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when referring to guidance or information about a topic.
Example: "I need a pointer on the best way to approach this project."
Alternatives: "a tip on the" or "a suggestion regarding the".
A pointer on the bent arm indicates the torque on the scale.
"Nobody's got a pointer on the truth, nobody is totally right, and we need to be doing more listening to each other and trying to find common ground".
And that is because a second player can pop in and out of the action in the form of a pointer on the screen to help Mario (or Luigi, if you discover him) by collecting goodies and stunning and shooting enemies.
The video game generation is quite comfortable with using a pointer on the TV.
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.
So once you click on resources and hit Police, all police stations will be labeled with a pointer on the map.
Each entry in this table describes a filesystem type: it contains the name of the filesystem type and a pointer on a function called during the mount operation.
The guys onCamera Technica's Vimeo channel stuck a laser pointer on the top of a Canon 7D and took this video, showing just how much the camera moves when you're holding it or taking a picture.
A semiquantitative evaluation of the abrasion rates of the explanted ceramic parts was also performed, using a hard pointer on the tip of a stylus that touched the surface of the component and was driven over the surface.
Lexus instead uses a mouselike pointer on the center arm rest under the driver's hand.
Samsung's latest release allows owners to steer it to dirty spots by shining a laser pointer on the ground, which it then trundles towards.
