Sentence examples for raised keys from inspiring English sources

It's a clear membrane that stretches over your iPad screen to add raised keys.

It has a soft, continuous surface, but has raised keys like a piano, so it's more approachable.

Also in the plus column, it has an expansive sliding keyboard with nicely raised keys in a case that is not absurdly thick.

While the raised keys help touch typists orient their fingers, keep in mind these keys don't click like real ones; they just add a bit of feel.

Even after the present arrangement of five raised keys and seven natural keys per octave had become standard in the 15th century, two exceptions existed.

Thus, early keyboards are reported with only a single raised key in each octave (B♭), and there were organs that had both B and B♭ as "natural" keys, with C♯, D♯, F♯, and G♯ as raised keys.

And central banks throughout the emerging markets — including Brazil, Indonesia and India — have raised key rates in an effort to keep inflation in check and prop up their currencies.

In India, prices remain stubbornly high even as the country's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, has raised key interest rates by up to 2 percentage points.

In Hong Kong, where a big bank, HSBC, raised key lending rates because of the credit market turmoil, the Hang Seng tumbled nearly 4.3percentt.

Chief executive Mr Geoffrey Mulcahy said the £1.6 billion bid raised key questions over Dixons' capacity to cope with a complex business outside its high street shops.

Indonesia raised key interest rates to as much as 50percentt, risking a deepening recession to bolster its currency and check runaway inflation.