Sentence examples for where pressing from inspiring English sources
Drawing comparisons with retro classics of the Mega Man ilk, the game blends familiar run, jump and shoot 'em up mechanics with the ability to switch between the 3DS's dual screens, where pressing the shoulder buttons offers a parallel view of gameplay.
Microsoft has even created a 3D MRI, where pressing harder displays a deeper cross-section of the scan.
Even if you're not a professional Facebook lurker, we've all done the entry-level "tagged photo left arrow" stalk, where pressing that one button takes you right back to the start of your friend's tagged photos.
Next, we calculated EAST-scores 2 for the error (ER) data of trials presenting a spider picture, by subtracting the mean ER on trials where pressing the negative key was required, from trials where pressing the positive key was required.
The relatively low scores for standard 5 (the quality of case management) pointed to where pressing corrective actions were needed.
First, participants had 3s to provide a 2-AFC judgment with regard to which word was 'old', where pressing '1' referred to the left hand word and '2' referred to the right hand word.
There are popular 'ride' levels where simply pressing forward will lead you through an 8-bit rollercoaster where each move is perfectly choreographed for you.
— Travel – State Dept (@TravelGov) 13 Sep 12 In Bahrain, where activists pressing for reforms and demanding the release of political prisoners encounter crackdowns, Twitter feeds focused on a group of protestors waving a black flag associated with Al Qaeda near the embassy.
There's an interactive thing, too, where by pressing buttons you can learn that the word for 'tea' is almost identical in 17 languages, an excellent map of the world drawn in the days when everyone thought Japan was the shape of a loofah and some of those scary-looking masks and puppets that Chinese parents use to make their children respect them in old age.
SURGE Classic employed a real-time reactive navigation structure where (a) pressing an 'arrow key' resulted in immediate application of an impulse or constant thrust in the direction of the arrow key and (b) motion in a desired direction often required continual split-second adjustments.
I wouldn't start with a game where reflexes, pressing buttons and understanding mechanics were important – I wouldn't set the bar that low.
