Sentences with phrase «right and left navigation»

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Results show that direct stimulation of the entorhinal area successfully improved hippocampal - dependent memory across a wide range of memory tasks (verbal recall, spatial navigation, face - name memory, and person / object recognition) with stimulation site (entorhinal white / gray) as the critical determinant of subsequent memory performance independent of antiepileptic medication (on / off), side (left / right) or type (macro / micro) of stimulation.

You can see the Menu on the left and the topic on the right, and then you can see slide 5 of 19 at the bottom, and also the navigation buttons.

Your learners will likely be familiar with using mobile webpages and devices, so they will use gestures to navigate; swiping left and right through the learning material even if a more traditional navigation that requires clicks or taps is also available.

The display to the right operates navigation and infotainment, as the matching one to the left switches between car - related displays, including a temperature monitor connected to the drivetrain, tires, and brakes.

Once you're underway, the right screen defaults to an analog - style image of a speedometer but also is used for the navigation system and the radio, while the left screen's role is to provide details of the dynamic parameters controlled by the manettino, to show a lap timer, or to display temperature gauges and the like.

To the left and right, two high - resolution displays provide you with a variety of information as and when you need it, such as the navigation map or Night Vision Assist.

Via the left - hand Touch Control Button on the steering wheel, preferred information can be projected onto the left - or right - hand side of the instrument — for example, the classic speedometer and tachometer, information on navigation or assistance systems through to detailed engine data.

Our test route was a freeway up and back, a few roundabouts, a few wrong turns and some anxious moments ducking and diving on the streets of Dubai as our Chinese navigator tried to sort out her smartphone's navigation app and remember her left from right — not always successfully.

Adaptive cruise control, Dynamic response, Front park distance control, PAS, Personal telephone integration system with bluetooth, Premium navigation system, Rear park distance control, Tailgate power latch, Trip computer, Audio remote control, Acoustic laminated side glass, Auto dimming rear view mirror, Bi-xenon adaptive headlights, Body colour bumpers, Clear indicator lenses, Electric folding door mirrors, Electric front + rear windows, One shot lowering / closing on front windows, Rear Spoiler with Integral High Mounted Stop Lamp, Rear wiper, Auto climate control, Centre cooler storage box, Driver's seat cushion pocket, Electrically adjustable front seats, Front centre armrest, Front head restraints, Height adjustable driver's seat, Illuminated load area and glovebox, Illuminated vanity mirrors, Isofix child seat preparation, Leather gear knob / gaiter, Leather handbrake grip, Leather steering wheel, Left and Right interior flood lamps, Programmable interior lamp, Puddle and footwell lamps, Rake / reach adjustable steering wheel, Rear headrests, Removable load compartment cover, Split folding rear seat (65:35) including rear armrest, Stainless steel tread strips, Clear view pack - Range Rover Sport, Cold climate pack - Range Rover Sport, Memory pack - Range Rover Sport, 3 rear 3 point seatbelts, 4 channel ABS, Brembo front brakes, Driver and passenger airbags, DSC - Dynamic Stability Control, EBD + Brake Assist, Electronic parking brake, Electronic traction control, Front and rear head airbags, Front side airbags, Perimetric and volumetric anti theft alarm, Remote central locking, Active roll mitigation, Electronic air suspension / variable ride height

The right screen is dedicated to multimedia and navigation displays while the left handles the more operational functions, my favorite of which is a color schematic for engine, tire and brake temperatures — a geek's wonderland!

The touchscreen home screen has four quadrants with phone commands upper left, navigation upper right, entertainment lower left, and climate control lower right.

The i8 offers the same split - screen view as other BMW models, here showing navigation on the left and trip computer on the right.

It's very clear and it can be split so that one function occupies the left two thirds of the screen, with information about climate, audio, navigation, settings or phone displayed on the right one third.

With it, I could look at navigation on the left and keep audio or trip information on the right.

The Volvo S90 is enjoyable to drive, the cockpit fit and finish is up with Audi in terms of desirability (the HVAC vents are pieces of art), the seats are super-comfortable, the headrest looks as if it alone could support the car, a portrait - orientation center stock monitor is the way to go especially for navigation (if it's not on the four horizontal bars of the main display, remember to swipe left or right for everything else), the premium audio is fantastic, the safety is world - class, and Pilot Assist is a true step forward.

When leaving the vehicle, navigation continues seamlessly on your smartphone and takes you right up to the door of your destination.

The digital instruments can be configured in three designs: Classic (left speedometer, right rev - counter), Sport (similar arrangement but yellow numbers and letters) and Progressive (center rev - counter with digital speedometer inside plus left and right additional display areas for trip computer, navigation or multimedia).

The left display contains powertrain and trip info, while the right display handles navigation and entertainment info.

Using the navigation in a so - equipped Lounge model showed a few flaws — the screen is a tad small, the voice commands are a trifle strident, and we were ordered to «stay left» when coming up to a right - hand - turn.

The home screen shows navigation on the left side of the screen, with audio and phone cards stacked on the right side.

The home screen, accessible by pushing the home button at the top of the screen, shows navigation on the left side and two cards on the right, with audio on top and phone status on the bottom.

The MID controls are beneath the right spoke and the Hands Free Telephone HFT and voice activated satellite navigation controls (if fitted) are beneath the left spoke.

A screen to the left of the speedometer shows drivetrain information, while the screen on the right covers navigation, audio, and phone.

A reconfigurable 12.3 - inch digital display splits real estate between navigation, telemetry, media, and radio information on the right and a tachometer / speedometer on the left.

There's a pop - up, voice - activated navigation system, a 10 - speaker Bose sound system, a rearview camera, and xenon headlights that turn slightly to the left and right when the car does.

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Swipe up and down or left and right and then drill down into your menu selection to adjust the radio, navigation, and vehicle settings.

Moonroof, Heated Leather Seats, Navigation, Turbo Charged, Back - Up Camera, 4x4 CLICK ME!KEY FEATURES INCLUDEPower Liftgate, Back - Up Camera, Premium Sound System, Satellite Radio, iPod / MP3 Input Rear Spoiler, MP3 Player, 4x4, Remote Trunk Release, Keyless Entry.OPTION PACKAGESEQUIPMENT GROUP 301A Titanium Technology Package, Active Park Assist, Rain - Sensing Wipers Front only, BLIS w / Cross Traffic Alert Blind Spot Information System replaces integrated blind spot mirrors, Bi-Xenon HID Headlamps, signature lighting, PANORAMIC VISTA ROOF Right and left side LED lights replace the center dome light, ENGINE: 2.0 L ECOBOOST GVWR: 4,840 lbs, 3.07 Axle Ratio, VOICE - ACTIVATED TOUCHSCREEN NAVIGATION SYSTEM pinch - to - zoom capability, SiriusXM Traffic and Travel Link includes a, WHEELS: 19 LUSTER NICKEL - PAINTED ALLOY Tires: P235 / 45R19, MEDIUM LIGHT STONE, HEATED LEATHER - TRIMMED BUCKETS W / 60/40 REAR SEAT 10 - way power driver and passenger seat w / power lumbar adjust, driver seat memory, driver seat back map pocket.

Tap a button on the steering wheel and the entire tachometer (physical bezel and all) slides a few inches to the right, revealing more screen space on the left side for displaying navigation directions, trip computer and fuel economy information, current audio source information, and other information.

The instrument panel is Ford and Lincoln's now - standard mechanical speedometer with a pair of 4 - inch LCDs on either side showing vehicle functions on the left such as the tachometer, and entertainment, navigation or phone information on the right.

NissanConnect gives you the ability to sync your smartphone up with your Nissan, so you can stay on the right path (thanks to navigation with available voice recognition) and change music without your eyes ever leaving the road ahead.

They do, but I prefer the magazines on the Kindle Fire HD and Barnes and Noble Nook, most of which are beautiful, but not encumbered by too much interaction and bizarre, multidirectional navigation (up down, left right).

Buttons: On the left side of the screen, the M96 has two page buttons, a menu button, and a back button, along with a four way controller / selector button on the right side of the screen that can be used for most navigation without using the touchscreen.

You will be able to tap into the ecosystem right on your navigation bar and leave reviews, get recommendations and participate in book culture.

The navigation wheel is awkward to use, because the center «click» button is raised above the up, down, left, and right directional buttons, which makes clicking on these buttons cumbersome.

The 3rd generation model should be a hit because Wear already has hundreds of apps that are optimized to work with it, letting you do things like manage notifications, call a car, follow recipes or navigation directions, and sure - why - the - hell - not, right or left - swipe in Tinder.

The glowing ring around the optical navigation trackpad is new, as are the individual buttons to the left and right of the trackpad, though visually, these buttons arguably look more dated than the more integrated ones on previous Bolds.

Buttons for Home, Menu, Display and Back (not Previous Page) line the lower left edge of the device, and a five - way D - Pad for navigation and page turning sits on the right corner of the device.

A sidebar is a secondary source of information and navigation to the left or right of a site's main content.

Instead, what you have with the LifeTouch is a 7 inch WVGA TFT LCD touchscreen that's relegated to the right edge of the tablet while the left edge is taken up by buttons which includes a D - Pad that make navigation through the menus and other apps like the browser a breeze.

The menus and navigation will familiar to anyone who has used a Nexus device with pull down menus on top left and top right corners bringing you to shortcuts and notifications respectively.

This is, in essence, how navigation and multitasking is handled, because in this area you can then swipe right to access BlackBerry Hub (messages of all types), left to get to your apps, or simply tap on one of the running app frames to return to it.

Galaxy Tab 8.9 has no buttons marring its bezel — all navigation and menu access buttons are located on the touch screen: Back, Home and the Samsung TouchWiz Task Manager touch icons in the lower left of the home screens, app and a customization view (a «+» sign) on the upper right.

If you tap on the left or right side of the screen to change pages, an arrow button appears — and won't go away until you tap once to bring up all the navigation buttons, and then tap again to dismiss them.

I also appreciate the page - forward and page - backward navigation buttons (which work in books, as well as in multipage screens) on the right and left: They are easy to push, and you can switch the hand you use for each operation.

In addition to giving you better control over and knowledge of the book's formatting, uploading a Mobi file gives you the ability to add a cover image that automatically zooms on the K2 and DX, and it gives you the ability to create waypoints in the Location Bar on those devices, making navigation between chapters as easy as a right - or left - click on the joystick.

The buttons (four along the left, plus a five - way navigation pad beneath the screen at right) are all in the same locations as they were on the original Kobo, and they're easy to access.

Previous Page and Next Page buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the Kindle.