Sentences with phrase «by switching control»

Eventually I got around this by switching control to each hero and moving them around to make things normal again, but this happened very often throughout my game.

Also, you can always win the single - player game by switching control to the leading computer character at any time, so knowing you can cheat takes away from the enjoyment many solo gamers will have.

Not exact matches

If you can possibly stomach it, switching from a more command - and - control style to motivating your team by helping them understand the meaning of their work will probably help you get the most out of your younger team members.

In 1,2 Switch, players take control of each Joy - Con controller and can play out scenarios like quick draw shooting and sword fighting without needing to look at the screen, with their movements determined by the motion control features in the controller.

Or you might be the one who controls subway trains by manning signals and operating track switches.

Ford Motor Company has the three largest recalls, by far, on the list, due to electrical components - ignition switches in 1981 and cruise - control switches in 1999 - that were installed across the company's entire lineup.

The control of the difficulty adjustment is extremely important because bigger miners could artificially warp and influence the mining difficulty by switching their operations on and off to get greater gains.

They were a shape - shifting tactical machine able to control possession or flip the counterattack switch, and it was all fronted by a three - pronged crossbow of Messi, Neymar, and Suarez that would score whenever it got moving toward goal.

Using gene - sequencing technology, researchers established that the precise segment of the pup's DNA «switched on» by the act of grooming was the part that controlled the future function of the hippocampus, which processes stress hormones.

Customizing the settings from your phone means that you won't need to worry about pressing buttons or switches to create the atmosphere your child needs, and you'll never be disturbing their rest by fiddling with the controls.

My blood pressure wasn't very well controlled by the medicine I was on and my doctor wanted to switch.

Incumbent Tim Bishop (D) was defeated by Lee Zeldin (R), switching the partisan control of the seat from Democratic to Republican.

Van Hollen makes the point — quite rightly — that recent history suggests that the switch in party control will lead to more retirements by the minority party in the following election.

As always the races are ranked by their likelihood of switching party control.

The sudden switch could hurt the efforts by mainstream Dems to reclaim control of the Senate in this year's election cycle, and no one will just forgive that.

The team is able to maintain versatile control over the metamaterial, switching among double - positive (sound passing), single - negative (sound blocking), and double - negative (sound passing) just by switching the magnetic field.

You control them by using a switch and a three - way water diverter.

Now, new 3 - D printed metamaterial developed by a team led by University of Southern California researchers can be remotely switched between active control and passive states.

There are two speed settings, low and high, controlled by a large switch.

You can wire it so the lights are controlled by the light switches in your room or use the batteries.

Neural gating mechanisms are based on the properties of certain neurons (called bistable neurons) to behave as switches that can be turned «on» or «off» by a control signal coming from other neurons.

Researchers first discovered the metabolic switch in 2005, when a team headed by Oklahoma State University's Michael Davis — who has been investigating the metabolic, gastrointestinal, respiratory and blood systems of sled dogs for 10 years — did a controlled study at a professional racing kennel in Alaska.

The scientists» next plan is to realize a router for light that is controlled by a single atom and switches light between two output ports.

By tweaking different fly genes and counting how many neuron types were produced as the flies matured, the team identified a network of five genes that work together like coordinated control switches to guide the precursor cells» transformation to mature neurons.

A baby's cry has been shown to cause aversion in adults, but it could also create an adaptive response by «switching on» the cognitive control parents use in effectively responding to their child's emotional needs while also addressing other demands in everyday life, adds Haley.

This enabled the researchers to control the amount of heat that vanadium dioxide can dissipate by switching its phase from insulator to metal and vice versa, at tunable temperatures.

The researchers» discovery of a control switch that acts on the UPR pathway, published March 25 in the online edition of EMBO Reports, opens new drug development avenues for treating a wide variety of diseases by modulating the UPR pathway to prevent excessive cell death.

This supports a recent proposal that such cells may be the master control switches of domestication, explaining why domestic animals share common traits, such as smaller brains and certain pigmentation patterns — a mystery first noted by Charles Darwin.

By varying the arrangement of molecules in the supporting layers, the scientists were able to control how often the introduced molecules switched.

Instead of addiction being a chronic, permanent disease, recent evidence is showing that addiction is controlled by molecular switching mechanisms in the brain, that can be turned on or off with the right interventions» says Dr. Steven Laviolette.

The results of a study recently published by the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology show that bilingual children are better than monolinguals at a certain type of mental control, and that those children with more practice switching between languages have even greater skills.

They managed to switch this plasmon propagation on and off, simply by applying an electrical voltage, demonstrating the control of light guided in channels smaller than one nanometer.

Once the neuronal model had developed an accurate level of prediction the researchers switched the control of the cursor from the joystick to the robotic arm, which in turn was controlled by the monkey's brain signals.

For all 20,000 individual genes, they determined whether those genes were heritable — controlled by the DNA «dimmer switch» — or largely affected by environment.

Our study suggests that health systems caring for LEP [limited - English proficiency] Latinos with diabetes may also improve glycemic control by facilitating language - concordant care, even if it means switching PCPs [primary care physicians],» the article concludes.

The energy is lost as power drains away while the set is waiting to be switched on by an infrared pulse from the remote control.

At the cellular level, the clock is controlled by a complex network of genes and proteins that switch each other on and off based on cues from their environment.

While heart function dropped by almost 50 percent in the control group following chronic stress, the subjects with the switch turned off fared much better, showing less than a 10 percent reduction in heart function.

BET inhibitors reduce tumour growth by blocking BET proteins, a family of proteins that control whether genes are switched on or off.

However, once opiate addiction had developed, the scientists observed a functional switch to a separate molecular memory pathway, controlled by a molecule called calmodulin - dependent kinase II or «CaMKII.»

EPFL scientists have now found that mycobacteria can switch between these two routes by using a «volume control» mechanism that improves their survival.

EPFL scientists have now discovered that this switch is controlled by a mechanism that constantly adapts to meet the bacterium's survival needs, like a home's thermostat reacting to changes in temperature.

By switching mice to a diet comprised of 20 % inulin, Gewirtz and colleagues found that they could reverse some aspects of metabolic syndrome in the mice — like promoting weight loss and greater blood sugar control — but not others, such as elevated triglycerides levels.

Comparing the experimental observations with a theoretical model, they determined that the switching timescale is set by interactions between the atoms themselves, rather by external control parameters.

By dynamically controlling the optical properties of materials, you can modulate, select, or switch characteristics of light beams, such as intensity, phase, color and direction — an ability that's essential to many existing and potential devices, he said.

By introducing a gene with an NFAT promoter into the cells» genome as well, the scientists can put that gene under the control of light: Switch on the light, and the cells start producing the protein that the gene encodes.

They now hope to create worms with artificial amino acids that can be controlled by light or specific chemicals: a toolkit that would allow researchers to switch specific cells or molecules on and off.

The genetic switches are controlled by the addition of a mixture of naturally occurring chemicals, which can be customised for a variety of products.

In one example, the research team put the production of an antidiabetes peptide in mice under the control of an optogenetic switch, allowing them to regulate glucose levels in the animals just by shining light on them.

Just like how a light can be controlled by multiple switches to influence its intensity and colour, the team identified hundreds of genes controlled by multiple promoters, causing alternate versions of that gene to be produced.