Sentence examples for using the mouse pointer from inspiring English sources
For instance, when the "rectangle" is chosen, the user randomly chooses the top-left and bottom-right coordinates of an image segment using the mouse pointer.
In this study, manual vectorization method that is based on redrawing seismic traces on old record by using the mouse pointer has been used to convert seismic traces recorded on paper to a digital time series.
The program has inbuilt activities, for example, parents can move objects to make a cot a safe place for a baby to sleep, they can also 'burst' bubbles (using the mouse pointer) to bust common myths about baby care.
To be able to perform computerized analysis on the pain region data, a computer application was created which allowed a research assistant do draw each patient's pain regions, as well as the arrows marking radiation directions, into an exact digital replica of the pictogram on the report forms using the mouse pointer.
This was done at first by crudely detecting the closest 'blobs' present in the depth, i.e. the hands, and using the motions of these to control the mouse pointer of a computer.
I try to compensate for this by adjusting the position of the screen and using software tricks like increasing the size of the mouse pointer, but its benefits are nominal.
" If using a mouse, point to the lower right corner of your screen, move the mouse pointer upward, then click on "Settings".. Tap or click on "Power," then select "Restart.
Furthermore, tooltips are displayed in the right bottom area of the GUI which are activated by slowly moving the mouse pointer over the various buttons, thus facilitating use of the applet.
It involves using a PC-mouse and introducing a predefined bias angle between the direction of motion of the mouse pointer and that of the screen cursor.
Configure the tracking software by using the FAAST bindings found in Step 2. This will allow the Nerf gun to move the mouse pointer.
Use the image capture shortcut (Command-Shift-4), you will know it is ready to capture when the mouse pointer turns into a cross-hair.
