Sentence examples for image pinch from inspiring English sources

Each type of cell can be rotated using touch movements, enabling the user to see more details than might be shown in a static image; pinch movements can be used for zooming.

A purveyor of quotable, gnomic epigrams, ready-made images pinched from popular culture, and experimental films in which nearly nothing happens, Warhol, who died in 1987, was the most famous of the Pop artists.

42 images for lateral grasp (coffee cup, handle visible; mug, handle visible; coffee pot; pencil; and spoon), 17 images for palmar grasp (coffee cup, handle hidden; mug, handle hidden; bottle; and CD in a vertical orientation), 19 images for pinch grasp (mobile phone, keys, flash drive, and CD in a horizontal orientation), 6 images for spherical grasp (smaller and larger ball).

First, you can enlarge the remote screen image by pinching and stretching it on the iPhone, as with a Web page.

Researchers simply place their culture dish onto ZOE's stage and then access all controls using the LCD touchscreen, tapping the screen to capture images and pinching with their fingers to zoom up to 20x magnification.

"Putting together a cover like this is a little bit like cooking," says Peter de Sève about his image, "Just a Pinch".

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko January 17, 2014 "Putting together a cover like this is a little bit like cooking," says Peter de Sève about his image, "Just a Pinch".

See below for a slide show of New Yorker covers about food and dining out: "Putting together a cover like this is a little bit like cooking," says Peter de Sève about his image, "Just a Pinch".

Mobile - Pinch the image to zoom in or out.

Each of these can be triggered independently, enabling the iPhone to sense more than one finger at once, and making possible "multi-touch" features, such as pinching an image to shrink it.

The new iPad app includes higher resolution images that users can pinch and zoom in on to get a better sense of the product up close.