Sentence examples for graphic instructions from inspiring English sources

Its slick publication Rumiyah (which is Arabic for "Rome") offers graphic instructions for the kinds of attacks witnessed on London Bridge and in the other European onslaughts.

The glucagon kits comprise a brightly colored case, containing a vial of glucagon powder, a syringe prefilled with solvent, and text and graphic instructions for reconstitution and use, designed so that they are easy to locate and use in an emergency situation.

There is his self-published graphic instruction book, "Humble Homes, Simple Shacks, Cozy Cottages, Ramshackle Retreats, Funky Forts," the first edition of which was "hand-assembled" and "locally printed" (in his living room); having sold 1,500 copies, it will be reissued by the Lyons Press next year.

GE's Jack Welch famously took to the Internet after seeing his family do the Christmas shopping online in 1999; he then coined the address "destroyyourbusiness.com" as a graphic instruction to his divisions to embrace the Internet or risk being eaten up by competitors.

The other sort of ILP is to have multiple execution units in the CPU duplicate arithmetic circuits, in particular, as well as specialized circuits for graphics instructions or for floating-point calculations (arithmetic operations involving noninteger numbers, such as 3.27).

For instance, he points out that the new chip's core instruction set has been extended to include graphics instructions that provide the most common operations related to two-dimensional image processing, two/three-dimensional graphics and image compression algorithms, and parallel operations on pixel data with 8-and 16-bit components.

There's a range of reasons why women might choose not to masturbate, from a lack of libido to a lack of time, but they're probably not avoiding it because they needed some cute graphic design instructions to make it look fun.

However, because imagery processing is more holistic, the ratio-bias effect should reverse when imagery processing is encouraged (via graphics or instructions to imagine).

The computer then calls up the appropriate graphics and instructions, which have been preprogrammed into the system, and superimposes them in the proper orientation over the assembly on the computer screen.

Three main processes have been explored: comprehending non-graphically presented task instructions, comprehending graphic information and re-producing graph comprehension.

Its Banquet pies now have some of the most graphic food safety instructions, complete with a depiction of a thermometer piercing the crust.