Sentence examples for moving an indicator from inspiring English sources

At the same time, subjects indicated the severity of pain by moving an indicator along a 10-point scale.

He bases this almost 16% increase on the Dow Jones' 200-day moving average, an indicator he first drew attention to for market timing in 1959.

These aircraft featured the following sensors: Autonetics (A division of North American Aviation) R-132 forward looking radar (FLR) to locate targets for closer inspection via Low Light Level TV (LLLTV) and Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR), and featured a Moving Target Indicator (MTI) and automatic tracking capability.

Those moves were an indicator of the increasing uselessness of the old Iraqi apparatus of centralized government, Mr. Salih said.

The back panel of the Halometer device facing the clinician was equipped with a chart/scale and with a moving indicator of the optotype transition.

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.

The road network information use in target tracking have indeed been proposed earlier for road vehicles observed by a radar sensor, typically GMTI (ground moving target indicator).

If you are aware of what other drivers are doing, you will be better placed to anticipate some of their moves, including moving out without using an indicator or suddenly slowing down.

The Helmet Mounted Radar System (HMRS) is "a miniature, low power, near 360-degree field of view Moving Target Indicator (MTI) radar sensor that will alert the soldier to the whereabouts of a target out to at least 25 meters".

And with their formidable array of sensor equipment – including electro-optical and infrared cameras, synthetic aperture radar and ground moving target indicator radar – the aircraft can detect individual people and trucks moving on the ground from 60,000 feet.

They have studied two algorithms: ground moving target indicator (GMTI) and synthetic aperture radar (SAR).