Sentence examples for ordinary platform from inspiring English sources

The section includes several challenges that would be unplayable or unfair in an ordinary platform game, but become feasible when the rewind mechanic is available.

Each world has its own time-based game mechanic: 2. Time and Forgiveness plays as an ordinary platform game, except that the player may rewind time to undo their actions.

Leg function has been tested by having the patient mount an ordinary platform with five levels: step height correlated to muscle strength in older people [ 15, 16] and patients with knee and hip OA [ 17].

He said he was skeptical of the view that the metal arc and bricks suggested a whaling ship, speculating that they could simply be remnants from an ordinary cooking platform in a galley.

Despite all this, IndieVoic.es is not your ordinary crowdfunding platform.

The catch is that the water is hundreds of feet deep, so no ordinary concrete platform will do.

All that said, the xB is selling, despite being based on a fairly ordinary Toyota Echo platform and looking for all the world like the black-sheep love child of a tryst between a Mini Cooper and that Honda Element.

For her second novel, "Look at Me" (2001), she invented a proto-social-media platform, Ordinary People, whose members compress their personalities into carefully crafted profiles and submit to perpetual Webcam surveillance.

This sequence of events might seem utterly ordinary on train platforms in Berlin or Bangkok, Stockholm or Singapore.

United by a desire to return politics to ordinary people, these platforms managed to seize power in cities from northern La Coruña to Cádiz at the southern tip, moving the protesters – known as the indignados (the outraged) – from Spanish squares into the halls of power in more than half a dozen cities across the country.

What cannot be contradicted, however, is the fact that social media, for all its possible drawbacks, can also provide a uniquely powerful platform for ordinary people to register their abhorrence at terrorism.