Sentence examples for instructions like the from inspiring English sources

There are also more basic instructions, like the sign warning students: "Don't forget your instrument".

Loading the software is as simple as plugging in the recorder, although the instructions, like the cord, are not quite long enough.

That lesson about understanding the implications of relatively simple math suggests why recent calls for companies to share publicly their algorithms, which are complex computer coding instructions like the quadratic equation on steroids, are mistaken.

In normal operation, one instruction is fetched while another one is decoded and executed as shown in Figure 6a In the execution of special type instructions like the ANGLE instruction that measures the angle of a complex number, the pipeline is stalled till the end of the CORDIC subroutine.

Giving the away team instructions like this is the only way for the away team to know what the heck they're supposed to do.

Not long ago, Imperial College's medicine department were told that their "productivity" target for publications was to "publish three papers per annum including one in a prestigious journal with an impact factor of at least five.″ The effect of instructions like that is to reduce the quality of science and to demoralise the victims of this sort of mismanagement.

Cyberpunked up in leather and shock hair, he barks out the game's instructions like Brian Blessed, the effect intensified by the solitary torchlight picking his leering face out of the gloom.

In his soft but still commanding voice, Mr. Washington has been shouting instructions like these for 40 years, the last 23 at the New Bed-Stuy Boxing Center, a run-down two-story gym that belongs to a federally subsidized housing complex in a forlorn pocket of Brooklyn.

The instructions for "liking" the site on Facebook capture the ethos of easy pretty nicely.

The participant was instructed to move the stylus quickly to a point within the unchanged circle.The instructions, like those of a discrete Fitts (1954) task, emphasized minimizing the total time to complete the movement and treated all movements ending within the target circle as correct, while all movements ending outside the target circle were labeled errors.

But after studying the medical literature, he concluded that he had overestimated the threat and that medical workers could be vaccinated without endangering patients as long as the workers followed instructions like keeping the vaccination site covered and washing their hands often.