Sentence examples for method to drag from inspiring English sources
So you can use that method to drag these big, heavy, swinging blocks of stone or whatever around the world".
It's a tale of two increasingly similar touchscreen keyboards: SwiftKey's latest move to counter Nuance-owned rival Swype is to adopt a Swype-style input method — allowing users to drag their fingers over the screen to form words, rather than needing to tap out individual letters.
Suggesting a novel sample design (impurities in the middle of the barrier separating two quantum wells), we propose a method to investigate the Coulomb drag effect in double layers with correlated disorder.
This paper reviews currently available methods to calculate drag coefficients of spacecraft traveling in low Earth orbits (LEO).
Cluster sub-models are developed and combined with the Energy minimum multi-scale method (EMMS) drag model to improve drag predictions for heterogeneous gas solid flows.
In this study, we suggest a simple method to modify currently available drag correlations to allow for the effect of unresolved sub-grid scale structures, by assuming that the particles inside each computational cell are presented in the form of a two-phase structure.
While working in the Create folder window you probably noticed a Move to folder box, we are not going to use this function here but will use the simpler Drag and Drop method to complete the organization of web pages.
In September, 2008, a company named Dropbox opened for business, marketing a simple innovation: it allowed you to upload your files, via an intuitive drag-and-drop method, to remote servers, and to then synch those files with other computers.
This has promising implications in devising methods to reduce interference drag that are common in many practical applications such as near junctions between wing and the fuselage.
This may be due to Facebook's method of dragging its users into the future, which follows a now familiar pattern: Facebook announces a new product or feature that exposes a bit more of users' lives or activities than before; an outcry erupts from a vocal contingent of users; part of the feature is often rolled back or modified.
