Sentence examples for explicitly turn on from inspiring English sources

The controls will be opt-in — meaning parents will have to explicitly turn on the various settings within each child's profile in YouTube Kids' settings.

Some VoIP service companies require you to explicitly turn on 911 service, they don't do it automatically.

The same always-listening technology is already in a number of high-end mobile phones, from Apple's iPhones to the latest Android phones from Google and Motorola (although it needs to be explicitly turned on before it will work).

The main improvement of our method is the fact that the activity of TFs can be explicitly turned on or off, and that the inference algorithm optimizes this choice with respect to the direction of regulation, i.e whether a gene is up- or downregulated.

(Again, see 'Supertasks' below for another kind of problem that might arise for Achilles'.) This argument against motion explicitly turns on a particular kind of assumption of plurality: that time is composed of moments (or 'nows') and nothing else.

As I mentioned, Loopt's method is to set the slider for how long you'd like to update you location in the background — and no matter what, it times out after 8 hours unless you explicitly turn it on again.

She explicitly criticized the counterculture phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out", saying "What kind of a philosophy is that?" Instead she urged young people to "Think of something outside of yourselves.

In the last half hour of the movie, Moore explicitly turns to this question.

But those will have to be explicitly chosen by the user: "open the garage door when I get home," "turn on the lights at 8pm on Tuesdays," etc.

On NY Times I'm getting recommended articles by friends and I didn't explicitly turn this feature on.

We must seek out the stories of those who showcase the religion's diversity and explicitly turn the stereotypes on their head.