Think about having up to 504 definable key combinations, a definition recall feature to remind you of the definition you have given to any of these keys, the ability to attach 60,000 separate keystrokes to a single designated key, the capability of creating user-designed menus and a simple command structure.
Press one designated key, and the whole keyset changes.
This title designates key personnel for a project, but without the oversight responsibility of a PI.
But West 8 didn't cede all control: it designated key building sites "Berlage parcels," named for Holland's pioneering modernist architect H. P. Berlage.
Lumican, a class II small leucine-rich proteoglycans (SLRP) has been designated key roles both in extracellular matrix (ECM) organization and as an important modulator of biological functions.
State-funded institutions, especially those formerly designated key schools, dominate the market and deter genuine private investment.In the past two years, local governments have begun imposing business taxes on (genuine) private schools.
They capture the latest change in how the Pentagon's counterinsurgency campaign feels on the ground — in a new list of villages designated "key terrain," the old search for Afghan needles in Afghan haystacks grinds on.
User request through the designated key shortcut triggers the relevant macro on the server.
User request to use the functionality is sent using the designated key shortcut on the homepage.
Hence, the Broadcasting Act 1996 gives the British government the power to designate key sporting and other events as "listed events".
On user request through the designated key shortcut for the task, the macro on the server is run; attaching the client side JavaScript code on the response page(s) on the fly.
