The phrase 'cursor by' is not correct or usable in written English.
The phrase 'cursor' by itself is a noun, which means a movable indicator used on computer display screens to select organs, enter data, or activate programs. In order to make it into a usable phrase in written English, you would need to add other words to the phrase to form a complete thought. Example: Moving the cursor by the icons, she selected the file she wanted to open.
You hold the mouse up-no wires-and direct the cursor by moving your wrist.
You can move the cursor by moving the pen tip just above the paper surface, then tap the pad with the pen tip to register a mouse click.
You can also move the cursor by pushing against a textured, eight- directional nubbin with your left thumb — while pressing a button labeled Menu with your right thumb.
At the hospital in Cleveland he tried a nose piece that communicated with the computer whenever he flared a nostril, and at R.I.C. he tried a camera that directed the cursor by tracking his pupils.
The computer program will locate the center point of the head, transferring it to the screen coordinates, and then the user can control the cursor by head motions.
In one experiment, the master macaque was able to move a cursor by controlling a joystick in the hand of the sedated primate.
Already there are experiments involving moving cursors by thinking, but his prediction is that technology will go further.
People enjoy less weighty sites, too, like Fun Web Products, which offers free emoticons and cursors by the thousands.
Based on the mathematical modelling results and evidence from scanning electron micrographs, the spherically shaped nickel powder particles were proposed to be formed through the formation of a pre-cursor by secondary aggregation followed by spherulitic growth.
The knee joint response test was also tested by using the Monitored Rehab Systems at the sitting position, subjects asked to control a cursor left by knee flexion and right by knee extension.
The objective is to eliminate a large portion of cursor movement by warping the cursor to the eye gaze area [10].
