Sentence examples for that clicking on from inspiring English sources

This list can also be accessed via a link to a page in which all HGNC names are hyperlinked, so that clicking on any one of them will perform the database search for that gene and take the user to the results page.

Crucially, they can be configured so that clicking on an ad calls up the advertiser's website.

Nevertheless, on the Health Department Web site, if a restaurant is cited for vermin or some other infraction, the word is highlighted so that clicking on it produces a glossary of the misdeeds.

When a computer chimes or a smartphone vibrates with a new message, the brain starts anticipating the neurological "pleasure" (even if we don't recognize it as such) that clicking on the e-mail and reading it provides.

Schmemann : Evgeny, in your book, you paint a fairly ominous picture of the Internet as something almost of a Brave New World — a breeding ground, you say, not of activists, but slacktivists — people who think that clicking on a Facebook petition, for example, counts as a political act.

The internet, Morozov argues, is breeding a generation not of activists but of "slacktivists", who think that clicking on a Facebook petition counts as a political act (the 1.7 million members of the "Save the Children of Africa" group have, for example, spent several years raising the princely sum of $12,000) and who dissipate their energies on a thousand distractions.

The participants that clicked on the "Help" and the "More Information" section also found them very dense.

After you have done that click on create video and wait for the video.

Divergent learning students were the only ones that clicked on Glossary add and Forum add options.

Once you've done that, click on Desktop.

After you have done that, click on Orbit and then look around.