The radio and mapping screen is on the top and can be turned off to reduce distractions.
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The power will be turned off to communities in stages, depending on local timing of the severe wind conditions.
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Once the plane is soaring through the sky, the eight vertical propellers can be turned off to save power.
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A second setting, "Web and App Activity," which is enabled by default, must be turned off to fully prevent GPS tracking.
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When the show was about to start, a voice called out requesting that all cell phones be turned off, to achieve complete darkness.
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As long as you preset your route before entering the wilderness, the app will work without your phone's needing a cellphone signal; your phone could even be turned off to preserve battery power.
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South Korea said its dozens of speakers, which can be heard by North Korean troops and civilians in the surrounding area, would all be turned off to try to help create a better atmosphere for Friday's talks.
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Runtime error checking could be turned off to raise speed by 25% to 50%.
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Sixteen months later, during the Apollo13 mission, Lovell would have to perform a similar manual realignment under more critical conditions after the module's IMU had to be turned off to conserve energy.
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The project loses funding, and the supercomputer is scheduled to be turned off. To preserve itself SETH takes over a superior UniSol model (White) and kidnaps Deveraux's daughter. Deveraux must save his daughter and prevent the machine from destroying mankind.
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It appears the "spaced version", , was not supported. As in MS, is optional and assumed to be 1. required a variable, unlike later MS versions. Arrays worked as in MS, but were optional and could be turned off to save memory.
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Damage is realistically modeled, but can be turned off to make the player's car indestructible. The effect of crashes varies depending on severity. Very minor impacts have no effect. Heavier impacts can cause sheet metal damage, which hurts aerodynamics and may cause engine overheating.
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Some features could be turned off to increase the running speed. The game featured Super VGA graphics, one of the first games to do so. It features sounds such as birds, frogs, comments from the golfers, and applause. On the Mac, voice control of the game was available.
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These "families" are more like clans or tribes. All use cybernetic implants and mechanical aids to enhance their perceptions and physical abilities. Personalities of dead members of the Family can be stored in memory tabs and accessed by plugging them into ports implanted in the neck. Bodily functions, such as the sexual drive, can be turned off to remove distractions.
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The game takes place in numerous presumably illusory locations, ranging from an asylum to a factory. Objects sometimes float or otherwise defy the ordinary laws of physics. The player has the standard Half- Life 2 flashlight, but it often runs out of electricity and must be turned off to recharge. The overall ambiance is nightmarishly grim, grimy, and depressing, an effect that is amplified considerably by atmospheric music and sound effects.
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The Feature Manager allows parents to determine whether their child's phone can use certain features. Parents can disable the use of picture messaging, to prevent problematic issues such as sexting. Downloadable content can be turned off, to prevent users from purchasing ring tones and games without permission. Mobile web access can be granted or denied, as well as specific sites, such as those that are not free to access, or social media websites.
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The game allows the player to move in eight directions rather than four which allows for more strategies. There are twenty-six levels featured per mission and four difficulty settings and chain reactions which can be turned off to increase difficulty. The game features two distinct modes, Blitz Mode in which players have a whole minute to complete the mission and Alaska Mode in which the players fight against an ever freezing ground.
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Some languages (like Pascal and Modula) perform bounds checking on every access, raising an exception or aborting the program when any index is out of its valid range. Compilers may allow these checks to be turned off to trade safety for speed. Other languages (like FORTRAN and C) trust the programmer and perform no checks. Good compilers may also analyze the program to determine the range of possible values that the index may have, and this analysis may lead to bounds-checking elimination.
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