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It "tells" something what to do. For example if you pressed caps lock it would "tell" the computer to type in capitals.
In act IV of The Crucible Elizabeth tells John Proctor that she has forgiven him. She tells him how much she loves him and how Giles Corey was killed by being pressed to death.
type of service provider
There is a lot of information provided in a car's service manual. It tells how often a vehicle needs different repairs. It also tells about electrical information and the needed specifications.
If your simply pressing buttons on the actual DVD player, it knows what to do because the buttons are hard-wired into the board. If your using the remote, it sends a unique infra-red signal for each button that tells the DVD player what is being pressed.
There are two, the first called "Boy", which tells of his early childhood, and the second is called "Going Solo", which tells of his young adulthood, namely his service in WWIII
A. a remote access system B. a key system C. a pbx system D. an automated answering system
You would need to register your Petro Points account using your Petro Points card and your postal code. If it tells you that your postal code does not match, it means that you need to update your information and should call customer service to do this.
In my experience, watch out.
Depends on what car and what age/milage it has. Best bet is to invest in a Haynes manual. Tells you the recommended service intervals, what parts you need and how to do it.
they make their shoeshahahaha lol true this person tells the truth!
It tells the compiler that (a hardware) register is subject to change. volatile is used with pointer (AFAIK) and tells the compiler not to optimize and to check at the place where the pointer points, every time around a loop. Unless you are programming software to directly access hardware, you do not need volatile.