Sentence examples for cursor at the from inspiring English sources

Below each rating scale a horizontal bar of the same length of the five SAM's pictorial representations was presented with a cursor at the centre of the bar.

A left-click will restrict the range by setting the lower or upper limit to the value indicated by the cursor at the time of the click.

This portion of the program was most important for smooth cursor movements and placing the cursor at the exact point our eyes' are fixated on.

Armstrong described what happened next: "Martha saw the message from Peter, and she instantly took the mouse and she put the cursor at the end of the sentence, and she highlighted it back up to the end of Peter's name, and then she started typing over it".

One such Patent Troll is Webvention, which has a patent (United States Patent No. 5,251,294) for the functionality known as a "mouse over" or "preview" that displays a short summary of the information to be found through an internet link when a computer user points the mouse or cursor at the link.

With both vertical and horizontal coordinates of the new cursor positions determined, the program first erased the cursor at the old coordinates, converted the new coordinates into fixed point integers, and drew the cursor on the screen using draw_balll, a helper function provided to us in the example TV code used in assignment three.

Finally, positioning the cursors at the vessel borders is known to be difficult and has been the main reason why alternative techniques have been suggested [ 10, 11].

The observers were explicitly instructed to carefully place the cursors at the edge of the polyp and not to let the cursors "fall off" the edges of the polyp.

A series of BF, BV, MTT, and PS measurements were then obtained by changing the truncation time of the TDCs, positioning the first cursor by the last preenhancement image and the second cursor at any time indicating the temporal resolution (i.e., at any 0.5 or 2.8 seconds for cine and shuttle acquisition, resp).

At other times, there is no cursor at all, and the mouse will pass across the screen invisibly, rustling images into motion like leaves in a breeze.

Tracing trials: the subject's task is to move the cursor at his/her own pace along the displayed path (i.e., sinewave, square, circle) from one end to the other, with no restrictions on cursor velocity.