Sentence examples for allowing the user to select from inspiring English sources

Games don't miss out on similar forms of interaction either, EA's Madden NFL 13 allowing the user to select plays via the device's touchscreen for example.

The flash light level will be controlled via an app — allowing the user to select different light colour temperatures, from cool to warm to brilliant.

It may be possible to attain a finer degree of control either by utilising an invasive BCI or by allowing the user to select from videos of useful human actions that the robot could attempt to learn.

These tuning rules, provide all the controller parameters parameterized in terms of the open-loop normalized dead-time allowing the user to select a high/medium/low robust closed-loop control system.

A very similar procedure is established for the assignment of CAS registry numbers of which all available ones are stored with the molecule allowing the user to select and store one of them with a particular sample (a detailed description of the process is given in the Additional file 1).

Data disclosure policies/preferences: Commonly, user-centric IDMSs offer consistent user experience by allowing the user to select the credentials and attributes from identity attribute lists issued by the IdP, in advance, to each operation (Hoellrigl et al. [2010]; Zhang and Chen [2010]).

It is specifically designed for sixfold barrier molecules, and allows the user to select almost any symmetry-allowed torsion rotation term for inclusion in the fitting Hamiltonian.

This allows the user to select alternatives easily, with a quick tap of the finger.

Then the user starts up the camera's Digita Post software, which allows the user to select which photos to send and even attach text and sound messages (the Kodak DC290 has a tiny microphone).

Two more less prominent options, accessed via smaller links to the left, will allow the user to select to be notified three more times in total or never to be notified again.

Hypertext allows the user to select a word from text and and thereby access other documents that contain additional information pertaining to that word; hypermedia documents feature links to images, sounds, animations, and movies.