electronic pointer
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The critical tracking test, as it is called, requires the worker to keep an electronic pointer dead center on a computer screen.

The use of the electronic pointer was incorporated.

Many just set set up electronic pointers that will direct you to the right page, no matter what variation of the domain name you type.

Ambassador Adams pushed an electronic pointer into his hands and Brent stepped quickly toward the head of the circular Council table.

"The blue dot is own ship," Pacino said, standing at the screen with an electronic pointer arrow indicating the dot.

In addition to this, the expert commentator could use an 'electronic pointer', illuminating the squares to graphically indicate the ideas being discussed.

In any case, the pressure required to make the teeth marks"--Brambell indicated the results with his electronic pointer-- "varied from 500 to about 900 pounds per square inch.

Some sites have opted to skip the www as part of their addresses (as in netsol.com) and some have set up electronic pointers that will direct those who type www.netsol.com to the right page.

Just to make sure that the Americans knew they were being tracked, he selected the appropriate blips with his electronic pointer and ordered the radar to steer its beams on them every few seconds and hold them there.

Employees of the District Attorney's office man the machines, gesturing to one another across the room like directors on a film set; lawyers use electronic pointers and pencils, marking up exhibits like John Madden analyzing football.

Applied to the explosively growing thicket of electronic pointers that make up the World Wide Web, the approach - simultaneously being explored at an I.B.M. research laboratory in San Jose, Calif. - created a technical breakthrough.

He nodded once more and picked up an electronic stylus.

The user would hold an electronic stylus and draw on the surface.

Pen computing uses an electronic stylus, instead of or in addition to a keyboard, to enter data.

The table at which the board members sat was also mahogany; each place was set with a built-in computer and electronic stylus.

She took an electronic stylus from the white-clad technician and signed his hand-sized display screen.

One held a hand-sized display screen which she peered at intently, checking off items on a list with an electronic stylus.

A moving electronic stylus burned signatures of the sounds picked up from the ocean onto long rolls of paper.

The picture is displayed on the video screen and hair in selected styles is added; the hair can be modified with an electronic stylus.

Pen-based computers dispense with keyboards and let a user enter information by writing with an electronic stylus.

The difficulties of entering kanji characters on a conventional keyboard makes speech and electronic stylus entry a very attractive area of investigation.

U.P.S. is equipping its drivers with a new handheld computer that has an electronic stylus.

Users of pen-based computers write with a special electronic stylus directly on the computer's liquid-crystal screen, rather than by typing on a keyboard.

"There is an electronic stylus attached to the terminal in front of you, Doctor," Ch'uihv said, his intense gaze locked upon the elderly scientist.

The size of a three-ring notebook, it weighs just over six pounds, and can function as a pen computer, using an electronic stylus to write directly on its flat-panel screen.

Yet, the greatest influence on the industry this year appears to be the first-time influx of pen-top or pen-based computers and software, systems that replace the conventional keyboard with an electronic stylus.

Apple expects to sell its one millionth PowerBook portable computer sometime this year and a PowerBook model with an electronic stylus is set for later this year.

Main uses include taking notes via the electronic stylus in Microsoft OneNote, using Microsoft Word to type papers, and viewing homework assignments and projects through the school's extensive internal network.

For the past six months, Wang employees, including the founder, An Wang, have been using Freestyle, which consists of an electronic stylus, a notebook-size tablet and special software that creates a "desktop" on the computer screen.

The notebook-size NCR System 3125, operated by an electronic stylus rather than a keyboard, does not yet have any software, and it has not yet received approval from the Government agency that approves electronic devices.

He moved a few more items, including a clever Kzin memory pad with electronic stylus and screen, from lifeboat to cabin, then attached a ten-meter cable harness from the scooter to the lifeboat's overhead weapon pylon.

And at least one company has tackled the handwriting recognition problem anew, coming up with Graffiti, a system that is winning critical praise for its ability to quickly and accurately recognize letters drawn directly on the screen with an electronic stylus.

The x, y, z-coordinates of the dies were recorded at a dental laboratory by use of an electronic stylus [ 9 ] and transferred electronically to the Procera laboratory where the Al 2 O 3 coping was made.

Many features sought by musicians are in the final product, including the ability to make notations (the tablet comes with an electronic stylus that can draw and erase rehearsal marks on the screen) and a networking capacity that allows musicians within an orchestra to collaborate on the same score.

Now that notebook-sized computers are a common sight, programmers and hardware engineers are enthusiastic about what is coming next: a new kind of very small computer equipped with an electronic stylus and pad that deciphers handwriting and circuitry that allows it to communicate with other computers using radio waves.