Sentence examples for clicking on a computer from inspiring English sources
Perfect voting systems are also impossible to devise, but America's seems peculiarly stuck in a mid-tech wasteland neither simple and old fashioned (putting your cross on a piece of paper) nor simple and high-tech (clicking on a computer).
"Everyone's in their bedrooms clicking on a computer trying to find a job.
Your primary email address is now, by default, listed as your @facebook.com address; if you want to display a different default email address, you have to manually change it, a process that requires approximately 12 seconds of clicking on a computer.
After stimuli presentation, the subjects indicate the location and order of the presented stimuli by clicking on a computer screen with a mouse.
with a 1/3 s rate in the same interface used for task (1) After stimuli presentation, the subjects indicate the location and order of the presented stimuli by clicking on a computer screen with a mouse.
With the click of a computer mouse, machinery on the seafloor groaned into action and a gate swung up from the deep, snapping into place high above the waves in Long Island Sound.
And while Woods swings a golf club to fuel his passion, Willey clicks on a computer mouse to fuel his.
There was another reason that it seemed fitting that I was entering a library with columns and names like Homer and Cicero inscribed above the entrance to click on a computer and open a Web browser: the brilliant online project I was viewing was slowly disintegrating, like so much parchment.
Fire officials are using the data to create maps, some littered with thousands of little yellow and red dots that can be clicked on a computer for more detail, to mark everything from human remains and clothing to parts of the planes and fire equipment.
The proposed approach can be used to indicate the left and right click on a computer by opening and closing left and right eyes, as well.
The new camera-equipped drones, known as unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, can be operated from the ground by just about anybody who can point and click on a computer screen.
