Sentence examples for manually bring from inspiring English sources

The simulator we are using will sometimes not let you view a wire deep in your design and you will have to manually bring it up to the top level to view it.

After failing to manually bring the nose back up, the pilots appear to have turned the motor to the rear stabilizers back on, which goes against the procedures recommended by Boeing and FAA, allowing the MCAS system to engage again.

Because the electrical cables had been damaged, Cedar Point employees had to manually bring down the gondola.

Today, Google is making that demo a reality by launching "App Runtime for Chrome (Beta)." Google is not opening the floodgates and loading a full Play Store with every Chromebook; instead, it is manually bringing over certain apps.

Between then and the time of Sigmund Freud, when the world suddenly noticed women had sexuality, doctors merrily went on manually bringing their female patients to what they sometimes did not realise or accept was orgasm (and, as in the film, described in medicalised terms like "hysterical paroxysm") for about 1,900 years.

When Jackson demo'd Cover for me,  and manually brought up 'driving mode', Cover revealed Gmail for him.

But in order to show Mount Baker's green forest at its most verdant, in true Hollywood style, the crew shot the video in summer, over a period of two years in June 2012 and July 2013, manually bringing in snow from a nearby glacier and filming before it could melt.

Additional 21 MitoCOGs were created manually bringing the total number of MitoCOGs to 140 and the sequences to 34,751.

Trees were constructed using the Neighbour Joining method [ 31] in MEGA version 2.1 [ 32], using human KIR3DL0 derived from genomic sequence, with the frameshift in IgD2 manually corrected to bring the sequence back into frame.

Parts with higher recycling and CO2 saving rates should be selected and manually disassembled; however, the manual disassembly brings a higher cost, instead of disposing of the parts.

This is in contrast to the antennas of decades past that had to be turned manually in order to bring in different channels.