Sentence examples for click means from inspiring English sources

It still has dual feedback mechanisms — colored highlighting on the screen means one thing, a click means something else — that often clash.

In this case, "zero click" means just what you think.

The rabbit will learn that a click means a treat and try to earn clicks.

"Click" the clicker and give the horse a treat, then repeat about 5-15 times when the horse should recognise a click means a treat.

As trivial as color choices might seem, clicks are a key part of Google's revenue stream, and anything that enhances clicks means more money.

For Google, more clicks means more ad revenue – so it embarked on a huge test with millions of GMail users as guinea pigs in which it tracked clickthroughs as they were served very slightly different colours of blue.

Knowing what pages are clicked means that a web site can fine-tune its product or content to match its desired audience and attract advertisers.

Control-click means holding down Ctrl while clicking the item.

(Right-click means to press and release the button on the right side of the mouse with your middle finger. Click only one time unless instructed to double-click. A menu appears on the page. To close the window, click anywhere on the page other than on the menu).

For sites operating on a minimal budget with a remit of clicks-means-dollah, teaser materials can mean months of lovely free content.

The company says that internal tests showed that paying based on installs instead of clicks meant that advertisers were effectively paying 20percentt less for each install.