Sentences with phrase «as a pointer»

This slide show features some of the most popular styles used in describing home interiors, as well as pointers on how to spot elements of each.

There is no time frame available, though that should serve as a pointer of when the tablet is expected to make its debut.

To get started right, below are the tips you can use when writing as well as some pointers on the format of your resume.

Explain important parts of the software's interface, such as the pointer, move, zoom, pan, and animation tools.

Categories act as a pointers to the kinds of thing a site sells: they are one of the ways to navigate around.

It is a fine sporting dog, working before the gun as a pointer.

Players will be able to use the left or right joy - con as a pointer or the touchscreen to play all three games.

Some see local election results as pointers for the coming national political fights, but others say they are more about council tax and bins and other services.

Often used, obviously, to retrieve the prey, these dogs can be trained as pointers too.

The disadvantage of this is that the camera does not have enough resolution to track the light as a pointer, unless the player makes large movements.

You can also use the included remote as pointer for easier navigation.

With some currently injured fingers, it has proven essential and more accurate as a pointer / mouse on my phone.

The writing slate is meaningless without the stylus that serves as a pointer to navigate the page and handwritten gesture to edit the documents.

There are uncertainties involved, so we included wide - ranging assessments of these, as well as pointers to the most promising avenues for improvement.

The controller acts as a pointer in the virtual world, and in some instances, it's even virtualized for us to look at.

Place tongue depressors or other items to use as pointers in the inside pocket of the notebook and students can practice pointing to the words.

The David Wells Field is home to Point Loma High School's baseball team and is named after Wells, who now works as the Pointers head varsity baseball coach.

However, hunters soon realized that this breed also excelled as a pointer on top of being a flusher.

That quibble aside, Collins classifies the flowers according to themes: the meaning of truth, intellectual devotion to God, the problem of evil and suffering, the cry for justice, the concord between science and faith, the possibility of miracles, the experiences of longing and mysticism, love and forgiveness as pointers to God, and the irrationality of atheism.

The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has described President Muhammadu Buhari's latest comment that he was pleased with Nigeria's economic situation as another pointer to the fact that he has lost touch with the economic realities in the country.

In October, Hauer took out his handgun in a presentation to a Swedish delegation to use a laser sight attached to the barrel as a pointer.

Speaking on Buhari's letter under Order 43, Chairman of the Senate panel, Senator Shehu Sani, criticised Buhari's letter as a pointer to the fact that his administration was losing its anti-graft war.

The novel Waiting for Omega (2016) by David Villa is set on a planet «diametrically opposite» Omega Centauri (renamed w - Centauri) with respect to Earth, thereby marking the globular cluster as a pointer to humanity's distant and all but forgotten homeworld.

In what must be one of the longest trailers for a new car, Volkswagen has taken yet another SUV Concept — this one the VW Cross Coupe GTE — to the Detroit Auto Show as a pointer for a new SUV for the North American market.

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Pugs as pointers?

Griffs excel equally as pointers in the field and as retrievers in the water.»

The muzzle is somewhat squared, but the stop is not as defined as the pointer's, and, as a whole, the German short haired pointer's head is more moderate than the pointer's.

Pitching, however, felt a little hard to grasp except when utilizing the Move strictly as a pointer location for pitches.

Bove often incorporates works by other artists as pointers towards a style, or, as she terms them, «ambiance cues».8 For example, Conversations with Jorge Luis Borges (2003) suggests «a Borgesian meditation on the nature of time and the elusiveness of reality».9 To reinforce this point, the shelf - work is accompanied by a metronome.

John Berger cherished Twombly's slurred quotes as pointers to that great hinterland of unknown texts that lies beyond each individual reader.

Try to gauge the below, and use the answers as pointers on where you can improve your on - boarding strategy, off - boarding strategy and everything in between:

He decided to start with the genes that turn sport dogs such as pointers, setters, and retrievers into the Michael Jordans of the canine world.

«This will not only show that the president is just, fair and protective to all citizens of this great country, demonstrating that the life of every Nigerian is sacrosanct, but also serve as a pointer to our people that justice is served to those who killed their loved ones and thus forestall future conflict.

Their pay packet seems to be their main concern, and that just shows how far the club has fallen in the past three years and the work to get the club back to where they envisage to be will be tough and could take years, if recent performances are be used as a pointer.

Since astrophysical neutrinos move in straight lines unimpeded by outside forces, they can act as pointers to the place in the galaxy where they originated.

they randomly asked, using their machine guns as pointers.

Now that I have used it for several months, I can say that I like my HP tc4200 better than my Toshiba M600 for the main reason that the Toshiba has a touch screen (i.e. your finger works as a pointer).

Old Man's Journey does offer controller support for both Joy - con and Pro Controller, along with using the Joy - con as a pointer.

If a horizontal crossbar is hung from the lower end of the wire, in the manner of a rod in a mobile, it can serve as a pointer for indicating the angle through which the wire has been twisted.

As a pointer; a trader is able to highlight choices of assets of interest, locate binary options to trade with each asset chosen then select the way he / she wants the asset to move.

MacIntyre takes the unity of liberalism, laissez - faire capitalism, Marxism, and utilitarianism not just as proof for his science - fiction metaphor, but also as a pointer to the teleological alternative that is, he believes, the only solution left.

From Origen's hope that salvation will eventually be received by all, to Karl Rahner's assertion that other religions can serve as pointers to Christ, to Clark Pinnock's biblical case for a more optimistic view of salvation, I've found that tucked away in the dusty corners of Christian libraries is a wealth of scholarship on the subject.