Sentence examples for trigger with a single from inspiring English sources

From now on, "2 double tap" shows up on the final AssistiveTouch panel, called Favorites, ready to trigger with a single tap by a single finger or stylus.

There's also a precision mode you can trigger with a single click when you want to be more granular with your pointing action, and it supports use across multiple computers using Logitech's new Flow feature.

For the Mood Disturbance CAP, the prevalence of triggering with a single symptom was equally as high for those with non-cancer and cancer diagnoses and for persons with non-cancer diagnosis only.

The first lets you trigger multiple commands with a single custom phrase — like saying "Hey Google, I'm awake" to unsilence your phone, turn on the lights and read the news.

Early weapons had a reservoir of compressed air that, when suddenly released by a trigger, projected a single bullet or charge of shot with limited range and accuracy.

Major improvements in handover performance are achieved when LGD triggers are involved in the handover process compared with a single LD trigger strategy[14].

Although the civilian versions cannot fire bursts of bullets with a single trigger pull — a military feature known as fully automatic mode — it otherwise shares many features of military guns.

Nataly Kogan, the co-founder and chief executive of the company, said that Happier was trying to build a social network with a single trigger that would get people to post to it: a positive life experience that they wanted to share.

In order to compare field degradation rates with a single trigger value, normalization could aid arrival at a more conclusive decision.

Primary cough headache was first described in 1932 by Tinel [2], who reported four patients with headache pain triggered by a single Valsava manoeuvre or by a very short series of Valsava-type maneouvres (i.e. by sneezing, coughing or straining during defaecation).

(cf. Table 2)." RESPONSE:  The relations are defined as a tri-occurrence, where two entities (in our case miRNA-genes/proteins or miRNA-disease) co-occur along with a relation trigger term in a single sentence.