Sentence examples for move the indicator from inspiring English sources

In "step scanning", the AAC user activates one switch to move the indicator through the items, and another switch to select the item.

The woman then moved the indicator box on the scale bar to the point that reflected her balance point in considering the risks versus benefits of these two possible outcomes.

When you have created the mood you want, you can turn up the intensity by picturing a dial, and slowly moving the indicator up as you allow your confidence and motivation to increase along with it.

To trim the beginning or end of the video, use 'Go to Begin' and 'Go to End' buttons and move the playback indicator to the start and end points of the video file.

Try to take each reading at the same temperature, since air expands when heated and contracts when cooled, which would also move the straw-indicator.

A greedy algorithm sorts the indicators in descending order and then iteratively splits T h into M h and T h ⧹ M h by moving the largest indicator from T h ⧹ M h to M h until the Dörfler criterion (17) is satisfied.

Elsewhere on the other hardware front, 9to5Mac has unearthed what it reckons is a minor tweak coming to AirPods, with a revised version number (1.1 to 1.2) and a video suggesting Apple is moving the charging indicator light from insight to the front of the device so you don't have to pop it open to check if your earbuds are juiced up yet.

Changes in quality do not so much move correlated indicators of quality as changes in marginally, or uncorrelated, indicators move the larger unmeasured construct of quality (see Figure 1).

Crop the picture to just your book cover by moving the black indicators around its edges, then clicking the "Crop" button again.

The report also offers policy solutions to move these indicators in the right direction by making sure the economy works for all of us, not just the top one percent.

The diagnostic block of a device contained source light window (glare source) and the moving indicator of the optotypes illuminated with red or green light.