Sentence examples for bypass setting from inspiring English sources

It provides five equalization curves that are tailored for use with select JBL loudspeakers; it also provides an unequalized bypass setting.

Stripe launched its online payments system back in 2011 as a way for developers to bypass setting up merchant accounts or having to deal with banks, while still ensuring transaction safety.

Stripe launched its online payments system back in 2011 as a way for developers to bypass setting up merchant accounts or having to deal with banks, while still ensuring transaction safety.

This keeps the adapters from "running hot", as effects pedals still use electricity even if they are set to the "bypass" setting ("bypass" refers to the setting in which an effect is used in an effects chain, but is not activated. For example, there may be four effects in the effects chain, but only two are activated during a particular song).

including the JBL Control NOW™ speaker and other models; it also provides an unequalized bypass setting. .  .

Finian's Rainbow (173) and Sizing Europe (172), first and second in an unsatisfactory Queen Mother Champion Chase in which the final fence was bypassed, set the standard at which Sprinter Sacre and Sanctuaire will now take aim.

The tool is especially useful to bypass anti-picking pins that can be extremely difficult to bypass and "set" with manual picking techniques.

A lot of TV content there is served up over the air or sent directly to the TV, bypassing set-top boxes.

The review found that the train had been operating without an important safety feature: A mechanism called the end door bypass switch was set to the "bypass" position, meaning that the doors would not open — as elevator doors do — if something obstructed them.

First, bypasses are set on the HEN to enhance HEN control and enable optimal manipulation of the equipment.

There are so many of these that sometimes theirs are the only cars on the dusty roads leading into and out of this extraordinary, and largely bypassed, city set high on the East African escarpment; high enough to set your heart racing if you rush about on your first day here.