Sentence examples for instructed to display from inspiring English sources

Since the system knows where the person is at all times, any nearby computer can be instructed to display the person's familiar desktop or data.

When a reasonable number of hits has been reached, the computer can be instructed to display the details of a few references to show the reader whether or not the search has covered the right subject area.

Havel noted later in his essay:If the greengrocer had been instructed to display the slogan "I am afraid and therefore unquestioningly obedient;' he would not be nearly as indifferent to its semantics, even though the statement would reflect the truth.

In deference to recent events, Mr. Mandell said that its stores had been instructed not to display the life-size Grim Reaper -- a Party City icon -- too prominently.

But disclosing this sort of personal information has always been tricky for therapists — in graduate school, psychology students are instructed not to display family photos in their offices and even to choose carefully the types of magazines they place in their waiting rooms — yet savvy branding specialists encourage just those kinds of subtle revelations.

Mothers in the Minimize condition were instructed to minimize their display of pain.

The participants were instructed to score the display quality of the pre-defined criteria of the target structure on the test image relative to the corresponding landmark on the reference image using the following scoring system.

A refinement of this strategy was to run a tool which read in the list of positions or gene names to be checked and sent a signal to the ACeDB genome database editor 'FMAP', instructing it to display the appropriate region of the chromosome for editing.

Similarly, when instructed to orient toward stimuli displayed peripherally, adults' saccadic reaction times (RTs) to the protoface are faster than to orientation-inverted and polarity-reversed control patterns [7].

Subjects were instructed to watch a sample display, compare a test object with the sample object in the same location, and respond by clicking on icons using the mouse.

Mr. Finn said runners would also be instructed to keep their race numbers displayed at all times.