It's like an on/off switch, with little room in between.
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But the fired up movement appears to have no "off" switch.
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I wrestled to hold it steady, fumbling for the off switch.
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This right really has been understood as an on-off switch.
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Truth is, there is no master 'off' switch for Facebook's ongoing surveillance.
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It's as if someone flipped his off switch during his big moment.
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Without an "off switch," the glands and muscles are constantly being stimulated.
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The pill has no off-switch, and there's no escaping its wrath.
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Image: Shutterstock, koya979Researchers just found an on-off switch for sperm movement.
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"They have the ultimate weapon, which is the off switch," he said.
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You&aposll also find an on/off switch beside the battery compartment.
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It also comes with that on/off switch I very much love.
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When you're committed to your craft, there's often no "on and off" switch.
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Before stampeding for the off switch, parents and others should ask two questions.
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"Our brain is not like an on and off switch," Dr. Barone says.
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It's an off switch, or an on switch, depending whose side you're on.
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Loomis, as Clevelanders know, doesn't possess much of an "off" switch when it
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More annoying, however, is the charger lacks a concrete on and off switch.
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The Explorer Mini Mouse, which showed up in 2008, had no off switch.
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Checkpoint inhibitors block the "off" switch, freeing T-cells to go after cancer.
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Because there you ... I assume there's an on and off switch there, right?
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Ms. Bérubé hides an ON/OFF switch in each of her theme entries, and this one has the ON switch right next to the OFF switch, an easier-to-construct — yet elegant variation — than Liz Gorski's theme behind the link above.
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In other words, it's kind of like that mythical off switch for your migraine.
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Quantum computers, unlike traditional computers, don't work on a simple on or off switch.
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He has a polished marble fireplace in Los Angeles with an on/off switch.
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"His specific shoe, the Skech Rayz, had an on and off switch," Foster told CafeMom.
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Even the on/off switch is designed to resemble a film camera's film rewind knob.
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Some have an on/off switch; others heat automatically when the user takes a drag.
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The on/off switch on the Quantum unfortunately isn't easy to trigger with your free thumb.
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Even if it comes with a plastic camera cover and an off-switch for the microphone.
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It considered a snooze option but went with an on/off switch that's the least confusion.
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The base has an on/off switch that lights up when the pot is heating up.
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My "think about work" mental switch was permanently on, and I couldn't find the off switch.
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An on/off switch is used to power on the blaster, but it's not the ideal solution.
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But it can be tricky to access, and for now, there's no simple on or off switch.
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We decline to yet again flick the on-off switch of common-carrier regulation under these circumstances.
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The progression of Goldman's stock-trading operations also illustrates that automation is not an on-off switch.
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"But when you don't have an off switch, you go until you can't go anymore," she continued.
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Oddly, there's no off switch; Ultimate Lightning McQueen simply goes to sleep after a period of inactivity.
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The red light is pulsing, 24/7, and it does not appear to have an off switch.
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Without an on-off switch or any visual cues, though, these implements require a bit of practice.
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There is no off switch on the Kid Rock Hot Wing Breath Machine, and that is by design.
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Risheq takes no salary, she's gone from her kids for long stretches, and she has no "off" switch.
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Otherwise you can use it to turn your USB hub into an on-off switch for your computer.
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"Prior to transition, my sex drive didn't have an off switch," she said in an interview with Broadly.
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The NHTSA never actually answers Ford's question about the legality of an off switch in the rule, though.
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"That was the off switch," says Ted of grunge's arrival, followed by a silence that borders on uncomfortable.
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I mean, in 2008 and the deployment before this one, there was kind of this on/off switch.
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Additionally, the button on the plug will continue to function manually as an on/off switch if needed.
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An image of the debit card appears, and the user swipes an "on/off" switch to lock the card.
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Alexa and Google Assistant can control volume, turn your TV on or off, switch inputs, or launch select apps.
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With so much data pouring through so many avenues, surely an accessible off switch isn't too much to ask.
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It typically works as a type of "off switch" that helps keep the cancer cells from attacking other cells.
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They have an on/off switch and can either glow in one color or be set to change colors.
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"So, that 'off' switch doesn't work properly anymore, and the dogs are much more motivated by food," she said.
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If you're wondering if microalgae-based oxygen production air purifiers have an off switch, the answer is yes — kind of.
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The right ear houses the hardware buttons for adjusting volume and skipping tracks, as well as the on-off switch.
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Essentially, it involves connecting all kinds of devices such as cellphones, with an on and off switch to the internet.
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Short hits began putting Chuck down, and it was never a slight loss of balance, Chuck had an off switch.
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These newer copies of the original LIF gene lack a stretch of DNA that acts as an on-off switch.
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The panels in Manchester were modern models, and had a shut off switch that allowed the firefighters to de-electrify panels.
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Nerve agents work by preventing the operation of an enzyme that acts as the body's "off-switch" for glands and muscles.
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That sole issue -- as if safety is some on-off switch between holding the event or not -- completely misses the point.
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The topper is powered with an AC adapter that is plugged into an outlet and comes with an on/off switch.
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While an off switch might benefit law enforcement in certain situations, the government believes the mandatory noise will help keep pedestrians safe.
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"Aquarius have a strange on/off switch: when they're on, that's fine, but when their circuits are down, they're off," Stellas explains.
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Without this "off-switch", the glands and muscles cannot turn off, causing uncontrollable muscle contractions which eventually stop the victim from breathing.
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One problem with some of the parental control apps on the market is that they simply rely on an on/off switch.
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It functions as an off switch for muscle growth—when your body releases it, it keeps your muscle growth within normal bounds.
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For example, an app that only needs access to door lock's battery level might also have access to the device's on/off switch.
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The company plans to add an "on/off" switch to allow users to control all Facebook features related to facial recognition, Sherman said.
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Our electronics in general smarter, often with functionality that is too complicated to control with an on and off switch triggered by clapping.
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We have this very rudimentary view of male sexuality—that it is an on/off switch—and it's so much more than that.
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When the auto off switch is enabled, you still have to lift the tone arm off the record for it to automatically stop.
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In elephants, however, one copy seems to have reanimated and "evolved a new on-off switch" that responds to DNA damage, Lynch said.
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This syndrome is now understood to be a disease in which errant antibodies interfere with the on-off switch of certain nerve cells.
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There was always a shaky core to Elizabeth Keane, an on-off switch that could flicker with dangerous rapidity if she felt threatened.
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"It's not something that's going to be an on/off switch, but even the tiniest doubts" could ultimately impact the dollar, he said.
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"We decline to yet again flick the on-off switch of common-carrier regulation under these circumstances," the judges wrote in their decision.
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The box has an on-off switch, and I'm going to turn it on so that the mechanism can commune with my head.
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Meanwhile, the gene couldn't just be inserted on its own; it needed a "promoter," which is a sort of genetic on-off switch.
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For many, this is the most surefire way of hitting the old off-switch and getting brief reprieve from existential or emotional angst.
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The basic idea behind the Internet of Things is that any device with an on-and-off switch can be connected to the internet.
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To go from discussing layouts and recipes and shoot days to a complete 'off' switch was, I'm sure, not a great thing to hear.
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Users who choose not to switch on facial recognition still have to click through a 'continue' screen before they get to the off switch.
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Macrophages gobble up and destroy microbes and other foreign substances, but cancer cells can evade capture by flipping an "off" switch on the macrophage.
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It is known as a debit card lock, or "on/off" switch, and it requires just a few taps or swipes on a mobile phone.
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The on-off switch of constitutional protection implied by such a position may seem stark; the parents' challenge, Justice Stephen Breyer said, is "very sympathetic".
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Even the climax is sullied by a huge, distracting question mark: why is there a crucial master off switch in the middle of a beach?
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The moment echoes events at the end of the episode, when Jimmy confronts the box of his new office, and that ominous on-off switch.
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As with all nerve agents, VX prevents the proper operation of the acetylcholinesterase enzyme, which acts as the body's "off switch" for glands and muscles.
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There is no on or off switch; the table calibrates itself when you plug it in and automatically starts playing a default playlist of trails.
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Once you've installed and run a simple accessory, like an on/off switch, you should feel comfortable enough to try something a little more complicated.
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If you get tired of hearing cries of "Pika Pika," there's a simple off switch to give the Pokémon (and mom and dad) a rest.
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Unable to find an off-switch when things went from 100 to nil, Mikey instead threw himself into his sidelined project without a moment's pause.
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That is largely because compliance with a privacy legislation is not an on-off switch and the current regime is focused more on financial restitution.
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Basically anything that has an on-off switch includes copper, thanks to its incredible ability to conduct electricity, and we haven't found a better alternative yet.
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When you're in the midst of a migraine, all you want is an off switch that will take away the crippling pain, nausea, and visual psychedelics.
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Usually, the enzyme works only when it's turned on, to fix broken bones, but in FOP patients, that on/off switch is on all the time.
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With the remote, you can turn off the power running into any appliance without an explicit On/Off switch and without having to actually unplug anything.
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It's a simple kettle with an on/off switch and a single blue LED light that indicates when it's boiling your water and when it's off.
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While it has an on/off switch for the end of the workday, there is an automatic shut-off function to prevent damage if I forget.
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The creators of Livia, an electrical stimulation device touted as "the off switch for menstrual pain" collected $1.7 million in orders on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo.
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You can tell how good Hutchinson is because his poems are full of misfires, phrases chosen by somebody with a hyperkinetic ear and no off switch.
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The company is asking whether it could include an "off switch" — presumedly so law enforcement officials can use their EVs to sneak up on suspected criminals.
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Hearing people tend think of deafness as one side of an on or off switch — you can hear everything or nothing — but deafness is actually a spectrum.
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Sleep, the Casper team surmised, is not so much an on-and-off switch but an entire process, which should begin with a moment of deliberate unwinding.
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Again, this uses a new tool for Mario Maker 2, the on/off switch, which allows designers to, in essence, gate off pieces parts of the stage.
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If we treat the body as merely a symbol—an on-off switch flipped by a child's immigration status—we risk oversimplifying the complex reality of illness.
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This is akin to an on / off switch for the Play 103: Awake sees the Play 2 camera operating as normal, full speed ahead on the notifications.
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Another attorney named Doug Rochen told FOX 11 the product doesn't feature any safety measures, including an on/off switch, to prevent the blender from overheating and bursting.
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The assumption is that, between Apple's AirPods, the Pencil, and other wireless gadgets, the average person uses Bluetooth enough that a permanent off switch just doesn't make sense.
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Image Credit: Dave Huth/FlickrA team of scientists has hacked a light-responsive protein into tadpoles, and used it as an on-off switch to suppress tumor growth.
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The device's one-minute timer takes the guesswork out of knowing when you're done flossing, and the conveniently placed on/off switch ensures that you're always in control.
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Researchers are developing a CRISPR "off-switch," a protein they can inject into affected cells that, when deployed, would make CRISPR stop cutting to reduce off-target effects.
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Some posh spas now offer to block mobile signals, ensuring that high-rolling guests who lack the willpower to use an off-switch get a chance at seclusion.
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"Sometimes a cat will walk on a phone and cut off the call, or they shut down the computers by walking on to the off switch," Fukuda said.
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Labrador owners should be aware that their dogs are hard-wired to pester them more about food The gene variant essentially omitted an "off" switch from hunger cues.
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"At some point, we're going to put at risk the entire compliance system, and that's not an on-off switch," current IRS commissioner John Koskinen told Congress in 2015.
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" In other words, Ford told the government it plans to comply with the rule, but wanted to know if it was possible to give law enforcement an "off switch.
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So then they theorized that the on–off switch they had discovered actually lay in the drugs' effects on NMDA receptors, which interact with a brain chemical called glutamate.
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In addition, the risk is that consent is treated like an on or off switch where once it is given it cannot be revoked, which doesn't work for sex.
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If you don't want to mess with a smartphone and would rather not take a photo every time you blink, Sony describes an on/off switch right on the lenses.
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Last year Lim launched a startup called Cell Design Labs to try to do just that, as well as creating a molecular on-off-switch to make treatments more controlled.
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It also had far and away the most thoughtful design of the drones I tried, with plenty of clever details like a plug-in rechargeable battery replacing the on-off switch.
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The feature, which was spotted by digital media consultant Matt Navarra, adds a "do not disturb" button which essentially acts as an on/off switch for notifications in the Facebook app.
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His brain lacked an "Off" switch, which should have been exhausting for him, but was instead a fountain of joy as he endlessly played with words and the intricacies of language.
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And that's it, your Pencil is now paired until you turn the iPad off, switch on Airplane Mode, connect the Pencil to another iPad, or either device runs out of battery.
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"There are a lot of reasons that people decide they can't stay married, but our emotions aren't wired on an on/off switch," said Wendy Paris, a writer specializing in relationships.
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They also have an "off switch," a gene that will let the researchers shut down the cells with a certain drug if they cause dangerous side effects that cannot be controlled.
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But without an on-off switch on the buds themselves, the earphones switch off automatically, and I find putting them in the case is the only way to wake them back up.
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The only branding on the black bar is the LV logo at the top, and the stick has a light sensor, a battery indicator, an on / off switch, and a charging port.
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There's no on-off switch; they just run anytime they're exposed to sunlight, but they're small enough that you can just pick them up when you don't want them to run off.
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Ghostery now also has a per site on and off switch that allows users to decide if they want to block all trackers on a site with the click of a mouse (above).
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" Asked how difficult it had been to stay focused through Thursday's three weather delays, Westwood replied: "In professional golf, you should be able to switch off, switch on, switch off, whenever you can.
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For a lot of Canadian cooks and front-of-house staff, hockey is a great way to hit the off switch and channel any aggression that can arise from a high-stress job.
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But the writing around it is so doofy — resisting the implant at first, Grey remarks, "I'm not looking to restart my life; I'm looking to find the off-switch" — it feels like an afterthought.
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Background: PD-1 is a checkpoint protein on T cells (one of the body's immune cells) that normally acts as a type of "off switch" that stops the T cells from attacking other cells.
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The waffle maker also features spells — I mean functions — such as an on/off switch so you can keep it plugged in and an indicator light that tells you when your waffles are ready.
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The Waterpik's design makes it a breeze to use — an on/off switch right on the handle, a convenient LED display, and two separate timer functions that'll help take the guesswork out of flossing.
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The Mr. Christmas Santa Sleigh Animated Tree Topper has a brightly lit yellow star that attaches easily to your tree's top, and with a flick of the on/off switch, Santa begins his journey.
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There are four sensors on its body that respond differently to touch; a light sensor that will send it to sleep; and an unsettling on-off switch accessible by a hatch in its fur.
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While there have long been worries about internet service providers favoring access to some content over others, there has been less concern about companies further along the pipeline holding an internet on/off switch.
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Buy the Dyson V113 Torque Drive The V11 can switch between three modes when you're using it around the house: There's no on or off switch on a Dyson, in case you're unfamiliar with them.
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It also lets creators be very funny, which is hard to pull off in Mario Maker stages: In almost every 20-second stage, there's a tool new to Mario Maker 2, the on/off switch.
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Users can also choose whether or not to share certain content, there's a default on / off switch for sharing and each individual piece of content will also have a toggle to enable or disable sharing.
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But its features do look well-rounded with an on/off switch, battery level indicator, wireless charging, USB-C charging port along with Lightning port access, colors other than black such as blue, red, and gold.
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I do have a few small complaints, like that the large dial on the side is actually a simple on/off switch, rather than a dimmer or a volume knob like I assumed it would be.
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They want to make sure that miscreants can't fool security cameras into seeing things that aren't there — and that A.I. systems can't prevent humans from flipping their off switch, however far away that possibility may be.
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Pilot Richard Vance, 212, told investigators that a passenger's harness may have inadvertently wrapped around the fuel shut-off switch, which cut off the fuel supply to the helicopter and sent the aircraft down, ABC News reports.
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said last year in its preliminary report on the East River crash that the pilot told investigators the emergency fuel shut-off switch had been accidentally tripped moments before the crash.
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"They're a fairly blunt tool, like an on-off switch," said Dr. Martin S. Cetron, director of global migration and quarantine for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and a member of the W.H.O. emergency committee.
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It wasn't the total "off switch for menstrual pain" that it billed itself as, but Lavender tells VICE that it more-or-less did what it was supposed to do, which was make her cramps less bad.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)When compared to the Commandfire, the build quality on the Adventure Force Quantum feels more solid, but it uses the same basic on/off switch for activating the motorized firing mechanism, which is disappointing.
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Cash is certainly not an on-off switch to fix racial health disparities (especially maternal mortality, which affects every socioeconomic class of Black women), nor can any amount of money make right the loss of so many lives.
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The controls of the M10 are dead simple: a D-pad, scroll wheel, ISO dial, shutter-speed dial, shutter button with on/off switch, an optical viewfinder/rangefinder and a trifecta of Live view, Play and Menu buttons.
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Dive into Settings via the three-dot menu button on the left-hand pane, and you can turn browser notifications on or off, switch to a dark mode, and get your browser to remember the connection to your phone.
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For lack of an alternative, or an on-off switch, most have adopted a wait-and-see attitude, praying that Mr Sisi will lighten his grip or hoping for a palace coup to install a less military-minded ruler.
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For privacy, communications are encrypted, AI voice processing is done locally on the device, there's an off switch that disconnects the camera and mic and it comes with a physical lens cover so you know no one's watching you.
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The showerhead on this model comes with both an on-off switch and a high-low setting, and though it doesn't have as granular of controls as we've seen on other models, it should be sufficient for the campsite.
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As mentioned in last year's review of the Smart Battery Case for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR, there's no on/off switch to control the charging, which is a feature I'm used to with Mophie's charging cases.
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Let's face it — the atmosphere is stuck in a rut, with the jet stream, the highway of fast-flowing air at about 35,000 feet — setting off one nor'easter after the other as if someone forgot to hit the "off" switch.
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The on/off switch looks like a film rewind lever, there's a working cable release mechanism in the shutter button, and the AF assist light sits right where you'd expect to find a rangefinder, all adding to the the classic look.
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There is no on/off switch for sexual intimidation, and workplaces are not cleansed as if by magic when one man is fired, or even if many of them are swept away by the "tsunami" metaphor so favored by the press.
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Other modifications are slight but appreciated: a frame that allows you to see how much water is left in the reservoir, a small silicone grip on the purge valve and the frother, and a simplified on/off switch and light setup.
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Grand Central Station Bill: I like how Elliot mentioned to Freddy to turn off and leave behind anything "with an on/off switch"—but Elliot forgot about the fact that an RFID ping can also be used to determine location.
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So if you've bought one for your parents or less tech-savvy people in your life, now you can turn the TV on or off, switch input sources, tune to a specific channel, open apps, or start playing content using your phone.
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Every time you're playing with the dog and you're getting him excited, you have to recognize if he has an "off switch," meaning he'll calm down on his own if you tell him in a normal voice to sit down and be still.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An emergency fuel shut-off switch had been accidentally tripped moments before a fatal crash of a helicopter in New York's East River on March 11, a pilot told the National Transportation Safety Board in a preliminary report released Monday.
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A YouTube video reviewer notes how the Perfect Life Ideas 12-Volt Heated Ice Scraper "fits comfortably in my hand" and has an "easy to grip" texture on the handle and demonstrated the easy on/off switch and the green power indicator light.
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Nerf's motorized blasters also use a double trigger system that only spins up the motors when you're ready to fire, but the Commandfire instead employs a basic on/off switch that chews through batteries faster unless you're constantly turning it on and off as needed.
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In a blog post, the company described the new features that will soon be available to users who turn face recognition on with "a simple on/off switch":Facebook will alert you when photos of you are uploaded, even if you haven't been tagged in them.
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It's early days in people figuring out all the ways to deploy Nintendo's latest toys, but the on/off switch is unique because it allows designers to direct players, cut off various paths, and invent unique (and uniquely difficult) platform sections that wouldn't otherwise be possible.
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But, if you want to use your voice or phone to easily on a fan, holiday lights, the coffee maker or any other simple gadget with an on/off switch, then the Amazon smart plug is a really simple way to do that, no matter where you are.
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The girl who was to be her playmate for a few weeks asked to see the radio, and Jiayu showed her the on-and-off switch, the dials for changing the frequency and the volume, and the collapsible antenna, which they pulled out and pretended was a fishing pole.
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Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyGrassley: Trump tax law 'hasn't been any help' to Republicans It's time to hit the off switch for solar, wind power tax breaks Spending bill would extend expired tax breaks MORE (R-Texas), said that the tax deal should have been even narrower than it was.
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"And when that price is not worth the wildfire risk associated with providing service, or when the price does not support the investment necessary to make the service safe, it makes complete sense that they would flip the 'off' switch to particular sets of consumers," Kavulla wrote in an email.
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To use, wet your face and apply a thin layer of cleanser over your entire face, wet the bristles and press the on/off switch to activate (once for low speed, twice for high), then move the rotating brush head in upward circular strokes with light pressure for one to two minutes.
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Gang of one, Bunny Rogers, Ms. "Everything But an Off Switch," echoes her solo show WRJNGER (co-curated by Simon Castets and Hans Ulrich Obrist for their "long-term, multi-platform research project," 89plus, currently on display at Foundation De 11 Lijnen, Belgium), with the New York City debut of Columbine Cafeteria now at Greenspon Gallery, the sequel to her Columbine Library, shown at Societé in Berlin in 2014.
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So many of the stages I played introduced ideas meant to tantalize the Mario Making mind: There is now an on/off switch toggle that can be used for puzzles, there are controllable vehicles, and day/night modes to the available palettes (a change which also introduce new mechanics.) One stage I played had a rising and ebbing lava tide, requiring some good old reflexes and timing to avoid burning Mario to a crisp.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenSecond top White House telecom adviser resigns in less than a year Republican group asks 'what is Trump hiding' in Times Square billboard Democrats get the health care fight they want with prescription drug bill MORE (R-Ore.), Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyGrassley: Trump tax law 'hasn't been any help' to Republicans It's time to hit the off switch for solar, wind power tax breaks Spending bill would extend expired tax breaks MORE (R-Texas), and Virginia FoxxVirginia Ann FoxxDemocratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' House GOP unveils alternative drug pricing measure ahead of Pelosi vote Democrats likely to gain seats under new North Carolina maps MORE (R-N.
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