Sentence examples for cursor to move from inspiring English sources
Don't expect the cursor to move perfectly smoothly, as it will jump and stutter a little bit.
Instead, you're supposed to push against it in the direction you want the arrow cursor to move, much like the little red nubbin on I.B.M. laptop keyboards.
Using five electrodes placed on the head, the user can control the on-screen cursor simply by looking at the exact position they want the cursor to move.
For example, the pattern of nerve signals associated with a left smirk might cause the cursor to move to the left, while a right smirk might cause it to move right; the brain waves associated with concentration might be associated with a double click, and so on.
A default approach is for the user first to select a row containing a desired item and thereby direct the cursor to move across that row's items for an additional user selection.
"From their perspective, what they're doing is they're either imagining the movement of their hand or their tongue if they want the cursor to move up, or they're relaxing when they want the cursor to move down," said Jeremiah Wander, a bioengineer at the University of Washington whose study was published Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Just go to the Google homepage, click on the play icon, then use the left and right cursors to move your keeper from side to side, and the space bar to leap into the air.
Overcompensation means that in their study the cursor tended to move towards the hand target, whereas in our study the hand tended to move towards the cursor target.
The cursor began to move at a constant speed from left to right, 0.5 s into the 3-s feedback phase and moved for 2.5 s.
The game involves using the cursor keys to move and rotate falling blocks to complete rows of blocks across the screen.
The jumping function is designed to move the cursor to a target instantaneously when the cursor reaches around it while the gravity function is designed to move the cursor to a target gradually.
