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Pinch gesture
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A zoom out gesture represented by two fingers with at least one of them moving towards the other finger at any angle, within an acceptable tolerance. ping (v)
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Gesture, английский
- N жест; телодвижение | v жес- тикулировать (см тж. gesticulate)
- A quick movement of a finger or pen on a screen that the computer interprets as a command, rather than as a mouse movement, writing, or drawing.
Gesture engine, английский
An engine that specifically recognizes and processes touch input and multi-touch input as commands.
Gesture recognition, английский
- A feature of the pencil tool. as you begin to move the mouse, visio quickly calculates the path the mouse pointer travels. if the path of the mouse is straight, the pencil tool draws a straight line segment.
- Involves determining the movement of a user’s fingers, hands, arms, head or body in three dimensions through the use of a camera; or via a device with embedded sensors that may be worn, held or body-mounted.
Gesture recognition engine, английский
An engine that specifically recognizes and processes touch input and multi-touch input as commands.
Gesture recognizer, английский
An engine that recognizes and processes ink input as either system or application commands.
Gestures, английский
Gestos
Pinch, английский
- 1. an act of squeezing the thumb and first finger together 2. a quantity of something which can be held between the thumb and first finger she put a pinch of salt into the water. verb 1. to squeeze something tightly between the thumb and first finger 2. to squeeze something she developed a sore on her ankle where her shoe pinched.
- To sail so close to the wind that the sails shiver and the vessel loses speed. ping!: [1] verbal representation of the sound emitted by sonar or other sound-ranging equipment. [2] to emit such a sound.
- The binding action caused when borehole walls close in before casing is emplaced, resulting from rock failure when drilling in formations having a low compressional strength.
- To caulk a diamond unevenly or too tightly in handsetting, causing the stone to break.
- To force a diamond bit into an undersize hole, thereby squeezing the bit and possibly damaging the outside or gage stones.
- Steering a sailboat too close to the eye of the wind, causing the sails to flap.
Pinch bar., английский
Pinch bar. woven-wire fabric 1080 wrightian: glasner house, glencoe, il,, английский
Pinch bottom bag, английский
Pinch force, английский
Сила сжатия (напр.,.губок заг- хватного устройства)
Pinch hold, английский
This is a hold where you must pinch it to hold on. they come in various sizes.
Pinch out, английский
Pinch pass, английский
Pinch point, английский
A location on the rail network where the number of train movements is close to, or projected to exceed, the capacity of that location
Pinch roll, английский
Pinch roller, английский
Прижимной ролик
Pinch shot, английский
A soft draw shot to try to “hold” the cb when there is a small cut angle; or a bank shot where english is used to change the ob angle
Pinch shot, русский
1. удар с лёгкой оттяжкой в попытке оставить биток на месте, когда есть небольшой угол резки
Pinch the pocket, английский
Cheat the pocket
Acceptable, английский
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Timeline zoom, английский
A zoom that displays a smaller or larger range of time on the timeline.
Ethical wall, английский
A zone of non-communication between distinct departments of a business or organization to prevent conflicts of interest that might result in the inappropriate release of sensitive information.
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