Sentence examples for pattern settings from inspiring English sources

It has a small lever that you twist to get multiple spray pattern settings.

One of the more intriguing features of the Yeti is the selectable pattern settings: stereo, cardioid, omnidirectional, and bidirectional.

The recording quality is good and you're getting solid build quality, real-time audio monitoring, THX certification, and selectable pattern settings to boot.

We use blastz.v7 with options "C = 3 T = 4 M = 100 K = 6000" to run BLASTZ with pattern settings similar to Murasaki.

During acquisition with LabVIEW software (National Instruments), 3 to 5 seconds depending on scanning pattern settings, the raw data are stored in the workstation (HP xw8600, 3.2-GHz dual processors) with the rapid speed frame grabber (PCIe 1429, National Instruments).

Fine tune the TalkBack feature through options like "Speak Caller ID," the "Proximity sensor" and by changing the vibration pattern settings.

In addition to Feldenkrais Teachers' demographics, we gathered information about: credentials and education in the Feldenkrais Method, other CAM practices, and conventional health care; practice settings; and practice patterns.

Mr. Stallkamp was instrumental in persuading Chrysler to recognize People of Diversity, and he oversaw the negotiation of Chrysler's pattern-setting labor contract with the U.A.W. before leaving in a conflict with Daimler's German leaders, Ms. Walters said.

Indeed, scientists warned of danger to those living downwind from the Trinity site but, in a pattern-setting decision, the military boss, General Leslie Groves, ruled that residents not be evacuated and kept completely in the dark (at least until they spotted a blast brighter than any sun).

Select "Regular Pile" pattern in Settings.

Differences in findings between studies in the same therapeutic area are a typical phenomenon associated with clinical research due to many reasons, including differences in study design, treatment patterns, clinical settings, patient characteristics, and inclusion/exclusion criteria.