Sentence examples for light indicators from inspiring English sources

He reckons traffic light indicators or colour-coded labelling offers something that's not currently available and would be a straightforward, at-a-glance view, allowing bank customers to quickly identify accounts likely to be most suited to their day-to-day banking needs.

While the helmet's left and right signal light indicators are triggered via a wireless remote that attaches to the bike's handlebars.

In this paper, we explore the use of MDD for agent-based modeling and simulation in the adaptive traffic signal control (ATSC) domain, in which autonomous agents are in charge of managing traffic light indicators to optimize traffic flow.

Auditory and light indicators cued reaching rates.

Some types of units had ultraviolet light indicators measuring the intensity of irradiation (mW/cm); others did not and measured only treatment time.

Check everything twice, front light (dipped and main beam), back light (headlight on and brake light), indicators, horn, started motor (if fitted).

For a wireless pair of headphones, 12 hours of continuous use is a very respectable duration, and Beats has also included its LED light indicator to tell you how much batter you have remaining.

The system, called "Lion Lights" is about as basic as you can get, constructed from LED bulbs from broken flashlights, an old car battery, a solar panel, and a motorcycle turning light indicator box.

Through a careful study of the light indicator used for its eighteen-square "Big Board", Larson discovered that it always moved in one of five looping patterns.

The incubator would have to be portable and cleanable, include a viewing window and use an intuitive temperature gauge rather than a numerical thermometer (they settled on a red/green light indicator).

Thus, a tank at the top of the ramp preparing to cross from one ship to the next could get a green light/red light indicator signaling whether it is safe to traipse from ship to ship without putting so much load on a twisting, torquing ramp that it would break off.