Fiddle around until your system and sources work for you.
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And you'll get it without having to fiddle around with numerical keypads.
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You can fiddle around the house all day or go out with friends.
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"The more you fiddle around with volatility, the more you disturb it," Guldimann says.
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When your hands are slathered in clay, you cannot fiddle around with your phone.
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Epic heard about his plans to fiddle around with its system and reacted with alarm.
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I come back into the studio and fiddle around some more before I get dressed.
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"You can fiddle around with a few knobs and make yourself feel better," Schmidt tells Axios.
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The company doesn't see its customers as wanting to fiddle around with extra parts, the team tells me.
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You often have to fiddle around with a combination of keyboard shortcuts or copy and pasting it into Paint.
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There's plenty more customization available courtesy of the EQ, which offers up five channel sliders to fiddle around with.
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Instead it continues to fiddle around the edges — trying to fudge the issue by claiming it's about 'balancing' speech and community safety.
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The first thing you'll likely do when you get your hands on the new phone is fiddle around with the new home button.
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While sometimes you have to fiddle around with the settings or veto the aggressive AI, the P23 Pro's triple cam setup is no joke.
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The modes allow the player to either play against a friend, play against the computer or just fiddle around and create their own mixes.
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I've never even used a reel-to-reel tape and I want one just to be able to fiddle around with the knobs and dials.
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Click here to view original GIFPlaying with bubbles never gets old, but did you know that you can fiddle around with another kind of bubble?
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Eight-digits, 12 — even more — and it keeps the number keypad on the lock screen so you don't have to fiddle around with the keyboard.
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Most suicide patients don't fiddle around on an ultra-secure computer before doing the deed, nor are most preceded by random, foreboding flocks of ravens.
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"I don't like to fiddle around too much with my style, and try to be as elegant as possible," Singh once told the Week magazine.
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Julian Castro: To the credit of the former San Antonio mayor, he didn't fiddle around much -- he just got in, announcing his candidacy last weekend.
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It's awesome and incredibly useful in scenes where you don't have time to fiddle around with settings, but also want different versions of the same photo.
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From there, you can further fiddle around with filters and the like, mute the audio, trash it or edit it for length by clicking the scissors icon.
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This core power asymmetry is maintained and topped off by self-serving policy positions which at best fiddle around the edges of an inherently anti-humanitarian system.
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The characters scratch a few backs, grease a few palms, hamstring a few second-stringers, fiddle around the margins and avoid direct attacks — zugzwang instead of checkmate.
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If you want the vocals front-and-center, there are preset modes that can do that, or you can fiddle around to find the sound you like best.
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China could have waited for Western technocrats to fiddle around on the margins until the same cost reductions were achieved, but who knows how long that would have taken.
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Best of all, perhaps, is the built-in headphone jack, so you won't need to fiddle around with extra dongles or worry about keeping a set of Bluetooth headphones charged.
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Adjustment is really the key, and you'll need to fiddle around a bit to make sure it's comfortable, and held in place so you get the best field of view.
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While the hack currently lacks the option for importing your own photos, it does open up the game completely, letting you fiddle around with everything else in the creative suite.
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After a brief performance by Byrne, you'll also have the opportunity to fiddle around with Theseus yourself, in addition to its previous iterations and an installation of the immersive musical experience Panoramical.
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And since there's no Bluetooth to fiddle around with or batteries to charge, the SonarPen just works right when you plug it into the 3.5mm audio jack or through a Lightning adapter.
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LG is also offering a software option for controlling display settings like brightness, contrast, and split-screen mode, meaning that you won't have to fiddle around endlessly with a befuddling button setup.
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The Instax film it uses is still widely available, too, and if you want to put more time and effort into it, you still have plenty of manual controls to fiddle around with.
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Fiddle around with the past too much and -- like Marty McFly in Back To The Future -- you may just break up your parent's first date or even ruin your chances of being born.
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The context: It's unlikely that G.E. will make an announcement in the spring that it will only fiddle around the edges, like more fully spinning off its Baker Hughes oil-field services unit.
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You don't need to fiddle around with attaching or reattaching it to a collar when you charge it, since it comes with its own collar, and the unit is IP68-rated and waterproof.
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Surely some kids would want a Bluetooth connection to fiddle around with; surely some kids are pretty interested in data, and might be disappointed that their new wearable doesn't record any more precise metrics?
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So we've gone from this: To this: Or you can remove the blur almost entirely and go to this: Fiddle around with the settings and see what kind of Portrait pictures you can come up with.
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The large clock graphic in the center of the screen shows your sleep schedule, but if you wake up before the alarm or fiddle around on the phone in bed, the app notes your wake time.
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The integrated AKG headphones, all prepped and ready for 360-degree spatial sound, are pretty nice, but the biggest thing is that they're just there and are one less thing you'll have to fiddle around with before diving into an experience.
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There's no need to fiddle around with settings, just plug in the HS70's included USB dongle, wait a sec for the drivers to get automatically installed, and then hold down the power button for a couple seconds to turn it on.
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If video games are about power fantasies, this one is for players who want to fiddle around with manual objects in a virtual space, flip switches, loosen screws, control ye olde drones with every clunky command, and type on old, loud keyboards.
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Accuracy is the main focus for the platform, made possible with less device interaction and paired datasets — the two devices will instantly record and combine your speed, pace, distance, floors climbed, incline, calories burned, without you having to fiddle around with apps or menus.
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Still, it's nice users won't have to fiddle around with their smartphones to select songs and control playback, but the push-to-talk functionality is still not as intuitive as the hands-free voice commands — a key feature of the Amazon Echo and Echo Dot.
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Once they're all synced up, you should go ahead and fiddle around in the settings, where you can set up Apple Pay (again, the best!), fine-tune your notifications to keep dozens of apps from constantly buzzing your wrist, unless you're somehow into that.
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The newly-added selfie mirror on the front of the camera is a life-saver and helps keep your head in frame, and the automatic exposure measurement feature ensures that you won't have to fiddle around too much to get the lighting right in your images.
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Swiping up from the bottom of the screen summons the iOS Control Center, where you can change the music volume, use the iPhone's flashlight, switch on Airplane Mode and adjust other settings without having to unlock the phone and fiddle around in the main Settings app.
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While Amazon integrates easily with the iPhone via iTunes, with Android users have had to fiddle around with sideloading or third-party software to get the same content, partly because Amazon has its own line of Fire devices, built on a forked Android version, which it's pushed over other Android experiences.
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But the lesson book was thick enough and my progress on the opening few songs slow enough that I got impatient and started peeking ahead—and not just a few pages ahead but deep into the book, checking out the titles of the more advanced songs and beginning, during my practice sessions, to fiddle around with playing them.
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If you miss notifications you can review them in the Chrome extension or desktop app, and there are a few settings to fiddle around with:total alert counts, whether PushBullet runs in the background, how long notifications are shown on screen for, whether you get a sound with the pop-up, where on screen they appear and a handful of others.
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Every year come Christmastime, thousands of poor souls receive gifts from parents and siblings and children who have absolutely no idea what to get them, gifts they will either literally never use or, at best, will fiddle around with exactly once right after they open them, only to tuck them back into whatever box they came in and shove them into a closet.
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I had a bit more luck shifting around, but the brows overlaid on my face were still quite light for some reason even though I'd maxed out the shade (why can't I even have thicker caterpillar-like eyebrows virtually?) Even if you're not interested in the beauty products they're hawking, it's kind of a gimmicky but fun app to fiddle around with if you've wanted to see what you look like with different shaped and colored brows.
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He climbed into the cockboat and sat silently waiting, making the coxswain fiddle around nervously.
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New Excalibur battles an evil counterpart of the Beast who is a member of the Shadow-X, the X-Men of an alternative reality in which Professor X was possessed by the Shadow King. They are brought to Earth-616 as a result of M-Day. This version of Beast, never having been free to fiddle around with his mutation, retained the more human appearance he had in the Original X-Men. He was later killed by Sage.
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Writer Albert Jay Nock wrote that Lane and Paterson's nonfiction works were "the only intelligible books on the philosophy of individualism that have been written in America this century". The two women had "shown the male world of this period how to think fundamentally. [...] [T]hey don't fumble and fiddle around – every shot goes straight to the centre". Journalist John Chamberlain credits Rand, Paterson and Lane with his final "conversion" from socialism to what he called "an older American philosophy" of libertarian and conservative ideas.
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Writer Albert Jay Nock wrote that Lane's and Paterson's nonfiction books were "the only intelligible books on the philosophy of individualism that have been written in America this century." The two women had "shown the male world of this period how to think fundamentally... They don't fumble and fiddle around – every shot goes straight to the centre." Journalist John Chamberlain credits Paterson, Lane and Rand with his final "conversion" from socialism to what he called "an older American philosophy" of libertarian and conservative ideas.Nock quoted in Brian Doherty, Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American Libertarian Movement Public Affairs, 2007; and John Chamberlain, A Life with the Printed Word, Regnery, 1982, p.136.
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During the show, lead guitarist Brian May had a few minor problems with his homemade Red Special guitar. During both the fast version of "We Will Rock You" and "Dragon Attack", two of the strings broke and he had to change to his Birch Red Special backup for most of "Action This Day" and for the entire second half of "Dragon Attack" and the entire duration of "Now I'm Here (Reprise)". Before playing "Love of My Life", May played a snippet of the intro to "Las Palabras de Amor" calling it "a little fiddle around". During May's guitar solo, the pickup switches of his guitar were switched off and May's guitar solo stopped for 20 seconds (the full 20 seconds is on the DVD, but the album version of the performance contains only 3 seconds).
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