Sentence examples for radio mouse from inspiring English sources

Some of the better stations that are always free are Sorcerer Radio, Mouse World Radio (1 and 2 are okay)(3 has periods where it goes VIP only), Reedy Creek Radio, Radio Buena Vista, Park Hopper Radio, WTSC Radio, DisRob Radio, DVC Radio, E Ticket Radio, FastPass Radio, Listen to the Magic, Magic Radio, Mouse House Radio, so the choices are almost endless.

A battery-operated, wireless mouse sends radio signals to a receiver plugged into the PC.

I use one everyday for TweetDeck and Slacker Radio, but I also have the tablet mounted to my desk and I use a wireless mouse to navigate Windows.

Mousemakers are dramatically advancing the art and science of point-and-click: optical mice that use a tiny digital camera to record movement; wireless mice that use radio frequency signals; force-feedback mice that jump and recoil in your hand as they react to on-screen events; even an "air mouse" that lets you navigate by waving the thing in midair.

Mousemakers are dramatically advancing the art and science of point-and-click: there are now optical mice that use a tiny digital camera to record movement; wireless mice that use radio frequency signals; force-feedback mice that jump and recoil in your hand as they react to on-screen events; there's even an "air mouse" that lets you navigate by waving the thing in midair.

a, representative radio-TLC of mouse serum 2 h after injection of [18F]FPyPEGCBT-c RGDfK). TLC eluent: 6:4 10 % aqueous ammonium acetate: MeOH.

In addition, using sub-arcsecond radio image of the Mouse, we identify modulations in the brightness distribution of the Mouse that may be associated with the unshocked pulsar wind behind the pulsar.

Direct mitochondrial activity of p53 has been implicated in radiation and drug sensitivity in vivo; genotoxic treatments induce mitochondrial accumulation of p53 in radio- and chemosensitive mouse organs, leading to rapid apoptosis; moreover, inhibition of mitochondrial p53 activity protects mice from effects of lethal γ-radiation.

Clever critters: Logitech's cordless mouse sends radio signals; Apple's optical debut turns digital pictures into on-screen movement.

Before the training task begins, the software presents a screen with questions to be answered by clicking on radio buttons with a mouse.

Samples were introduced into a H mouse brain radio frequency (RF) coil (inner diameter 22 mm), and centered in the magnet.