Sentence examples for manually it means from inspiring English sources

You may migrate your e107 data manually, it means that you have to copy and paste all the data to WordPress.

Doing it manually is impractical, as it means changing the rules on a constant basis to best suit the individual customer.

It means publishers don't have to manually add an image to illustrate an article, like this.

If the icon has a caution sign, it means that the information needs to be assigned manually.

"It means that new users won't automatically be notified by the app when friends are broadcasting unless they manually build out their friend networks.

That made it easier for retailers who sold through Amazon but for every other marketplace, such as eBay, it meant doing the fulfillment manually.

You can have your printer do this automatically, or manually (which means you'll need to stand there and feed paper to the printer).

But although this was cost-effective (in terms of not spending more), one can expect that it led to inefficiencies – staff having to always look over their shoulder or manually input data means they may not have been focussed on their main role.

Now, the information they receive has to be updated manually -- which means that visitors to United's Web site or customers who sign up for its new paging service, both already connected to the new system, receive more current information than United's own call center and airport personnel.

"Manually assigned coordinates" means that each address was looked at individually; whereas "automatically assigned coordinates" refers to a geocoding batch.

UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot is manually curated which means that the information in each entry is annotated and reviewed by a curator, while the records in UniProtKB/TrEMBL are automatically generated and are enriched with automatic annotation and classification.