Sentences with phrase «tiny switches»

The first group was told to use the usual language we employ in these situations — «I can't do X» — while the second made a seemingly tiny switch in language.

Indicators and wipers can be diffcult to operate and control as they are tiny switches on the steering wheel.

The flow of current through a transistor is regulated by tiny switches, known as gates, which must be electronically isolated.

Such controlled deformation could be used to form tiny switches driven by light rather than electricity.

Scientists use graphene to squeeze light to just one atom thick paving the way for tiny switches and sensors - Alphr

Special Edition or not, the game looks stunning, and what's even more amazing is when you realize that the entirety of Skyrim's world can fit in just one tiny Switch cartridge, and you can play it virtually anywhere you dream of.

Those put off by tiny switches will appreciate the large knobs and substantial preset buttons.

Before starting her company she worked on the Amazon Kindle; her accounts of her time at Amazon resemble Kreiner's postdoc laments: She was «stuck designing a tiny switch that was just one tiny component of a larger system.

A tiny switch, no larger than the head of a pin, is built into a ring for example, and worn on the body.

By creating ever more detailed stamps, they cram chips with increasing numbers of the tiny switches known as transistors.

We are given repeated occasions to allow our eyes to wash themselves in the rising tide of all the physical details this puppet world (the tiny switches and buttons on the control panels, the intricate structures of the various cars, ships, and planes) before the vehicles inevitably explode before our eyes.

The publisher behind the tiny Switch indie title Kamiko has announced that the game has sold over 150,000 copies on the Nintendo eShop.

A tiny switch on the console - mounted shifter engages overdrive.

It's not all good news, though; the indicators are controlled by a tiny switch on the steering wheel which is difficult to operate, and it's a similar story with the windscreen wipers.

Standard keyboards that you buy from the likes of PC World or even ASDA use a membrane underneath the keys, into which is built the tiny switches which activate whenever you press a key.