Sentence examples for the keypad which from inspiring English sources

The Premiere DECT 6.0 28821FJ3 has a GOOG-411 button on the keypad, which lets a caller request phone numbers and addresses from Google's extensive database without having to speak to a person.

It's the first Alltel handset to feature Fastap "Press-to-Experience" shortcut keys tucked between the numbers on the keypad, which I suppose is pretty exciting if you've never owned a cell phone before.

Participants responded by pressing one of the buttons on the keypad which were each mapped to a specific color (button 1 = red, button 2 = green, button 3 = blue, button 4 = yellow).

Often times, a short cut can be to simply press the red X on the keypad, which is similar to the "back" option on a computer.

Prior to testing, participants are trained in a different virtual environment on the use of a keypad, which allows them to move around during the task.

Users wrote text via an attached keypad, which the machine then converted into Braille, bashing out the raised bumps on a scroll of paper.

The large numbers are easy on these users' eyes; even more helpful is the phone's "speaking keypad," which recites each number in a robotic voice when you press a button.

Here, the cue period was replaced with a decision period, during which the participant decided which of the three memories they would subsequently recall, and following recall, the participants were required to indicate via an MRI-compatible keypad which of the three memories they had just recollected.

He arrived wearing a headset and vest equipped with earphones, a Web cam and keypad, which Josh Harris, the founder of Pseudo.com, said was later donated to the Smithsonian Institution.

As you can see in the photo above, the LG Gentle also has a T9 keypad, which is basically extinct outside of gimmicky smartphone apps that invite you to relive the pain of agonizingly cycling through clusters of letters to type out basic text messages.

To set a pump for an individual patient's needs, a doctor, a nurse or other health care worker enters information by using the buttons on a pump's keypad, which resembles that of a phone.