Sentence examples for uses motion from inspiring English sources

The device uses motion sensors to prompt Marie's 90-second script whenever anyone comes within 30 feet of her.

Moves uses motion sensors inside Apple and Android phones, as well as GPS information, to track a user's location and activity throughout the day.

While you stand in front of it and follow the instructions on the screen, the camera uses motion sensor technology to record your body movements and translate them into game moves.

It's a racing game that uses motion to control steering and simple tap controls to brake, slide the car in a drift or turn on a nitrous turbo boost.

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For example, a feature called auto-away uses motion detection to know when nobody is in the house and turns off a heater or air-conditioner after a certain amount of time.

Set to the music of Paul Wolinski, of the post-rock band 65daysofstatic, it draws on the works of the British artists Gilbert and George and uses motion-capture technology and animation.

At the Chekhov Festival, the company will performer three well-known Cunningham works: "Biped" (1999), which uses motion-capture technology as decor; "Xover" (2007), a collaboration among Mr. Cunnigham, John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg; and "RainForest" (1968), a piece performed amid an installation of Andy Warhol's "Silver Clouds".

The Wii console, a surprise hit for Nintendo that uses motion-based controllers and emphasizes simple gameplay, has seen sales slip since last year but remains the front-runner after attracting a new audience to gaming.

The flaw, as discovered by Estonian Apple Site AppleSpot: If the user visits a site which uses Motion-JPEG (most commonly used for security cams and live feeds) in Safari, Safari will continue to gobble up bandwidth even after Safari is closed.

Figure 1 shows a student making a dynamic depictive gesture while proving the statement that 'The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the remaining side.' The gesture uses motion-based transformations to show two sides of the triangle being unable to meet.