"Hi Samantha," Santos said, switching on one of his dolls.
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Probably still worth switching on just to see the difference it makes.
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A realization crossed his face -- it's like Khumbulani's soul is switching on.
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Other videos analyze riders' hand movements for signs of switching on motors.
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But it may also help by switching on a new audience to other players.
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Switching on the green light to signal "go" still appears to be a manual process.
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And, some people's Bitmojis are disappearing from the maps completely without them switching on Ghost Mode.
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Similar work goes into switching on the 50 fountains in city parks across the five boroughs.
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Instagram first tested account switching on Android in November, with iOS following a couple months later.
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Picture the lights switching on dramatically, one bank after another, like a football field's, suspended above you.
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My mom, who worked at my school, had caught me "switching" on the way to the lunchroom.
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The protections are also meant to prevent apps from switching on a Mac's webcam and microphone without consent.
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And as temperatures drop, energy demand shoots up, with people spending more time indoors and switching on furnaces.
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Doing so also fires up the system, with the light switching on and fans whirring, in about six seconds.
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Despite this protocol, however, many officers preferred to use their discretion, switching on their cameras depending on the situation.
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When he steps back, colleagues can be seen switching on their cameras, at which point audio can be heard.
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Watch it on ABC View it the good old-fashioned way by switching on the TV at 8 p.m.
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In T-Prime trim, the drivetrain nets 50 kilometers (90 miles) on pure electric power before switching on the gas.
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It's no more of an inconvenience than switching on two-factor for your email inbox or other social networking account.
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One need only look to the growing number of people switching on ad blockers for evidence of the industry's troubles.
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These include things such as dimming your screen, switching off location services, and, on iPhones, switching on Low Power Mode.
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Watch Texas Tech play defense, with its persistent switching on screens, and its disciplined funneling of dribblers toward the baseline.
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As Oladipo said, teams are dropping bigs and switching on the perimeter, trying to throw him off balance while preventing penetration.
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"The house was in great shape," Mr. Alessandrini said, switching on a sound system to play selections from Lerner and Loewe.
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I did keep up the external pressure, though, switching on and off with Susan the last 30 minutes of the flight.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As heat becomes more extreme on a warming planet, millions more people are switching on air conditioners.
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According to Apple, switching on the feature "boosts dialogue and softens music and sound effects" in the movie or show you're watching.
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Switching on two-factor authentication will help as well, as they'll need physical access to your devices in order to alter passwords.
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The business of Facebook native video is relatively new, with the company switching on its own platform only about 18 months ago.
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You might want to create a checklist of your most valuable accounts, and begin switching on two-factor authentication starting with them.
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A North Carolina TV reporter accidentally switching on Facebook Live filters before going on air, as seen in a now-viral video.
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Jae Crowder was the main defender, but every time Harden looked up, there was another Celtic in his face, switching on screens.
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Switching on Curry's ball screens is a bit more palatable when Thompson, Green, Iguodala, or anyone else is the one setting the pick.
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It sprinkled quartz sand over the overheated battery so that the smoke could be contained and sucked out after switching on the ventilation.
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Verizon's 25G service is switching on today in Denver, Colorado, and it will be available in Providence, Rhode Island, starting on July 21st.
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So what if the Spurs had played claustrophobic defense on Curry, switching on nearly every screen and barely allowing him slivers of daylight?
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Financial services are also a significant chunk of that focus, and now Grab is switching on loans and micro-insurance for the first time.
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The "dark pattern" of the browser's logged-in user interface now makes it possible to trick a user into switching on sync by mistake.
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"If you can get someone to pay you 20 percent more by just switching on some functionality, that's great for you," Mr. Weiss said.
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Today, waiting to cash out your balance from Google Wallet can still take time, which is why Google is switching on this automatic transfers option.
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The clip shows a driver switching on "Dog Mode," which allows Tesla owners to set a comfortable temperature for their pet before leaving the car.
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Tapping a pair of tongs on the cooktop, Vance wondered aloud whether it was nine-twenty yet, the appointed time for switching on the coffeemaker.
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I was fast asleep and suddenly woken up when the crew started switching on the lights and asking us to pull our seats back up.
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In the majority of cases this sums to switching on a contactless delivery option in a bid to reduce human contact between couriers and customers.
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You'd be easily able to walk across it, but when an intruder is detected, switching on a compressor would cause them to sink like a stone.
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Having Staff/Blaster-switching on the D-pad means you've got to take your thumb off the left thumbstick — and stop moving — to make the swap.
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The message can be difficult for the hard-core gamers in the room to hear, but it often leads to the proverbial light bulb switching on.
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The team created accordions that folded, tubes that squeezed, and cantilevers that could lift loads fifty times their weight—all by switching on a magnetic field.
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What follows is a short video showing the novel way users will switch apps on the iPhone X. App switching on iPhone X looks pretty smooth.
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The captain of the winning team literally brought the big reveal to light by switching on a neon sign that spelled out "Baby" in pink. 2.
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Motion detectors could also act as light switches, switching on lights if motion is detected and then switching off lights if motion is no longer detected.
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Switching on the VPN means that user traffic data isn't collected by Opera, while it makes it harder for websites to track location and user data.
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He speculates that in many cases, cancer cells make viral proteins only because they are switching on genes willy-nilly — both human and viral genes alike.
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A smart home promises the convenience of turning on your coffee maker while still in bed, or switching on a lamp that's just out of arm's reach.
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On Thursday, both Pornhub and YouPorn announced they were switching on HTTPS on their websites, which protects data in transit between users' browsers and the sites' servers.
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Until Apple releases a system-wide dark mode (sorry, inverting colors in accessibility settings doesn't count) switching on dark mode app-by-app is the best option.
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App switching on Slide Over mode can be accessed by just dragging up and to the side or easily split screen by dragging apps side by side.
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I also noticed a variety of issues when attempting to resume the app after task switching on Android or even trying to power on my Xbox remotely.
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The Chinese scientists seem to have succeeded where others have failed by switching on and off genes that were interfering with the development of the cloned embryo.
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"The duration of these flashing episodes could be related to the switching on and off of the jet, seen for the first time in detail," Gandhi said.
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But that could change if more people start plugging in their cars rather than filling them up, and switching on industrial plants rather than stoking their furnaces.
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He won the 2001 Turner Prize after being nominated for a work that involved the lights in an empty gallery switching on and off every five seconds.
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Aaswath Raman was driving through a village in Sierra Leone in 2013 when an idea came to him as suddenly as, perhaps, a light bulb switching on.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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"All previous FreeTime settings will be reset, but parents will be able to readjust and manage their parental controls right away" after switching on the feature, Amazon says.
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Yes, there are endless newsreels from the era of patriotic businessmen unrolling blueprints and switching on assembly lines—but that's largely because those businessmen paid for the films.
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Over the course of 2019 and 2020, EE is switching on 5G sites in 53 UK cities, with London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast, Birmingham, and Manchester making up phase one.
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After the play began with Rondo and Moore switching on the weak side, the Pelicans had to do whatever they could to keep the Warriors in front of them.
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Instagram confirmed it's running a test involving multiple account switching on iOS, following reports on Thursday from users who said they saw the feature go live in their app.
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The new-look STB Board can vote to proceed with a regulation to impose switching on railroads more frequently, or the STB could decide to scrap the idea altogether.
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She and her colleagues have found that some frogs respond to infections by switching on many of these genes and using them to make lots of immune-related proteins.
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Twitter On Twitter, it's as easy as clicking on your profile logo at the top of your screen and switching on Dark Mode, which is available on mobile and desktop.
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With this workaround, you can prevent your read receipt from activating simply by switching on airplane mode, which turns off all Wi-Fi and cellular connections, after you've received messages.
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It turns out that putting together a live performance for the 360 format is a lot more complicated than just getting on a stage and switching on a GoPro rig.
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Like Amazon, Netflix has the ability to surprise with a bold and no-holds-barred strategy, such as switching on its streaming service in more than 130 countries earlier this year.
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For trans people, of course, it isn't as simple as switching on a filter — and the suggestion that it's as easy as such (or as casual or silly) can be hurtful.
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For those who prefer cooler temperatures, he suggests switching on the air-conditioning unit in the living room or fans in each bedroom, even though that would raise the carbon footprint.
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NASA took a major step toward this vision last week by switching on the Deep Space Atomic Clock (DSAC), a toaster-sized clock that was launched into Earth orbit in June.
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Cut out the clutter and focus on what's important by switching on Immersive Reader, a feature that cuts out just about everything except the text and the images of a page.
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The app additionally includes a good handful of built-in functionality often not available in browser-based email without the use of plug-ins, or by switching on a "Gmail Labs" option.
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I doubt any MMA fans imagine Nelson getting home from a hard day of training and switching on some of the musings of the 22-year-old superstar to help him relax.
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Their combination of length, quickness, and versatility is unparalleled; switching on defense becomes an act of aggression designed to snuff out the opposing team rather than a passive reaction to a threat.
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The U.N. agency stressed that fighting the epidemic requires countries to work together, and praised Iran for "switching on" to the coronavirus outbreak there and taking a fresh "all of government approach".
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For example, switching on Limit Ad Tracking stopped all Roku channels from sending a user's "AD ID," but almost as many channels still sent device serial numbers out regardless of the setting.
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Though he must arrange shifts in advance with a supervisor, rather than switching on an app and working when he pleases, he enjoys a level of autonomy that is unusual in conventional jobs.
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But Microsoft took an important step this week, finally switching on FIDO2 compliance, which means that you can log into Microsoft accounts on the Edge browser with just a Yubikey or biometric authentication.
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Normally, a visually impaired person uses some form of screen reader to audibly read out text that's on screen (on an iPhone, you can do this by switching on VoiceOver in its settings).
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Gandhi and his team believe the duration of these flashing episodes could be related to the switching on and off of the jet, which we are seeing for the first time in detail.
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But to refresh you: The average age of a gaming enthusiast, switching on their console or computer of choice on the regular, is regularly cited as being in the early to mid 30s.
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As many of us tech geeks who are already well-versed in the technicalities of a phone's display already know, switching on a phone's night mode (if it has one) helps conserve battery life.
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Two people have died as a result of the severe flooding on the nearby island of Pellestrina, one of whom was electrocuted while switching on a pump in his home, according to the BBC.
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That meant that the lander's systems thought the spacecraft was closer to the ground, and released the capsule's back-shell and parachute early and switching on the Reaction Control System for a handful of seconds.
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"They have done a good job of maintaining backwards compatibility and by allowing us to update our products, ensuring the new functionality is fully tested, before switching on the features for our customers," he said.
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Until this year, switching on the TV meant choosing between state-owned channels—of which the largest is the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC)—or the mainly foreign-language ones beamed into the country from abroad.
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Major carriers have been gradually switching on their networks around the world, whether that's in the U.S., South Korea, Australia or the U.K. As of last Friday, you can add China to that list too.
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In fact, unknown to his wife, the husband has been creeping into the attic to search for a trove of jewels, and by switching on the lights there, he causes the ones downstairs to dim.
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Vodafone, which has already launched limited 25G services in its British home market, is switching on 25G antennae in 225 German towns and cities - a figure that Deutsche Telekom only expects to reach next year.
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As residents debated their options, Uber cashed in by switching on its dreaded surge-pricing feature — but the company is capping the increase at only 3.9 times the normal rate, according to The Washington Post.
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Such choices include launching a voice command, turning the volume down, launching Spotify, and switching on the Galaxy Buds Plus' ambient sound mode — which lets you hear noise from your surroundings while listening to music.
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I had to start off by uninstalling the pre-installed bloatware — sorry, Narendra Modi — before I actually installed any apps, because the first thing I got after switching on the phone was a low storage notification.
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If you're a fan of the white theme of the Xbox One dashboard you'll be able to schedule this to only be shown during the day, with the dark theme switching on later in the evening.
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AT&T has been marketing its new network by switching on a new indicator on phones that says "5GE," but this does not actually add 5G service to the devices, which still operate at 4G speeds.
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Smith said stemming the flow of robocalls must involve a combination of new technologies, government intervention and consumers' own behavior — hanging up on robocalls, switching on call blocking through wireless carriers and reporting robocalls to the FTC.
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Even as the Roosevelt Administration began to prepare for the war, switching on the "arsenal of democracy" and instituting a peacetime draft, it wasn't enough to deter the Japanese from hitting the United States at Pearl Harbor.
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Switching on the Christmas lights in London's world famous Oxford Street is usually a jubilant time for U.K. retailers, but this year the holiday season is full of uncertainty that could roll on into the new year.
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It was a staple of medical thinking dating to the 21993s that stress was the body's alarm system, switching on only when terrible things happened, often leaving a person with an either-or choice: fight or flight.
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Also on Wednesday, Vodafone said it is switching on its 22G network in seven U.K. cities and would continue to invest in rolling out 2000G with the aim of reaching at least eight million consumers by 0003.
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We know movies are meant to be entertaining and all, but sometimes you just can't resist switching on something that sets our nerves on fire, reduces our fingernails to chewed-up nubs, and ties our stomach in knots.
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It is always fun to watch the creases in McKellen's face as the gears turn in Roy's head, and the actor appears to get a kick out of switching on a dime between fragile Roy and menacing Roy.
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Moran acknowledged that Ford is one of the many pioneering self-driving cars — which Uber is switching on this month in the U.S. — and other technologies, but he declined to say more on other ways they may work together.
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Users can still get around LinkedIn's real-name verification by switching on their virtual private network, known as VPN, that lets people surf the net from an overseas IP address and circumvent the Great Firewall, China's internet censoring machinery.
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It started as fluke, according to its creator Eric Eberhardt, telling FACT he was listening to police radio in San Francisco after the Giants had won the World Series in 2010, before getting bored and switching on some music.
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We were in the boss's corner office in Trump Tower, where windows that offered views to the north and the west admitted so much natural light that Trump could read his press clippings without even switching on a lamp.
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Think of it as turning on the power for an entire neighborhood for them to eat dinner and watch Game of Thrones, then turning the power off, then switching on the power for another neighborhood that wants to play videogames.
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Toby went around switching on lamps but didn't draw the curtains, and so the room was filled with their awareness of the thin city darkness outside, and the rushing sound of the rain, which had begun to fall in earnest.
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The smart speaker assistant, which debuted four years ago with the tech company's Echo device, has gone from a handy gadget for streaming music to a ubiquitous home tool, able to do everything from switching on the lights to ordering an Uber.
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Conservators need specialized hardware: An average day working at the intersection of art and science means wielding tiny paintbrushes and even tinier surgical instruments, looking through microscopes and infrared cameras, mixing paints and solvents, switching on vacuum tables or 3D scanners, or sometimes, even lasers.
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The remaining passengers were asked to quarantine on board, with the cruise company offering free internet access, switching on additional satellite TV channels, and offering those in rooms without any windows a chance to get a breath of fresh air on deck now and then.
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Jason Seigler, an exercise physiologist at Western Sydney University, had this to say about the prospect:Imagine a sporting environment where performance is determined by unnaturally 'switching on' the genes that determine your speed, agility and performance, boosting your performance and giving you an edge you wouldn't otherwise have.
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Like Noah, KAT can stick with nearly any guard on a switch out of that action; he might have done a better job than any big man in the NBA this season of handling Stephen Curry off the dribble after switching on a screen set by Draymond Green.
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So, there you have it: Not only does fasted exercise increase fat burning during a workout, it also boosts the amount of fat burned over a 24-hour period, as well as "switching on" various genes that play a key role in getting you lean, mean and ripped.
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He's at two years in WWE/NXT and he's had precisely one truly great match (his NXT match with Sami Zayn), and if he's not switching on for WrestleMania, he sure isn't for a B pay-per-view in a cold Buffalo stadium when he's another year older.
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They found that with clicks of sound, like a flashlight switching on and off, the narwhals scanned their underwater world to receive narrow snapshots and reconstructed them into a larger acoustic picture — one with more resolution than any other animal on the planet, with the possible exception of beluga whales.
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That's not necessarily a criticism however: Samsung trying a bunch of stuff and then introducing it into the wild for hundreds of millions of customers isn't hurting anyone (though mode switching on the S9 is super sensitive to casual left and right swipes, meaning AR emoji could come up accidentally) and sometimes crazy stuff they try actually works.
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Currently, Vodaphone's 22G network is available in: Birkenhead Birmingham Bolton Bootle Bristol Cardiff Droylsden Eccles Glasgow Horwich Huyton-With-Roby Lancaster Liverpool Llandundno London Manchester Mangotsfield Newbury Paisley Penarth Plymouth Prestwich Salford Solihull Stoke-on-trent Stretford Wallasey Warrington Wolverhampton Isles of Scilly Three was fittingly third to the party, switching on its 220G network on Aug.
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I have no idea what the post-credits scene was about, or why there's suddenly a Dolores and a Charlotte in the final scenes, or why Stubbs is suddenly the Host Whisperer, or what exactly Emily is, or why the show devoted so much attention to Lee's last act of heroism — which so far this season has seemed like abrupt non sequiturs of loyalty-switching on his part.
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