slider
స్లయిడర్
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The pond slider has expanded its range through the careless release of pets into the wild.
a North American freshwater turtle with a red or yellow patch on the side of the head.
In the game, Cheney threw 228 pitches, including fastballs, knucklers, sliders and curveballs.
a pitch that moves laterally as it nears home plate.
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There's a small 'slider' switch on the side to switch between on, off and auto.
He finally understood the key to throwing his fastball was control, and his 'slider' was much more consistent.
The red-ear 'slider' turtle named Lucky is the only survivor of about 150 animals.
You tap the button to get the 'slider' moving, tap it again to gauge your distance and then time your final tap to determine the direction.
Lillian's fascination with turtles began at age nine, when she received a red-eared 'slider' as a pet.
He was able to get his curveball over and was in control with his 'slider' and changeup.
He hasn't had great control of his 'slider' , and a few hanging changeups have been hit for homers.
The difference now, though, is Reichert is more willing to rely on his fastball and save the 'slider' for his out pitch.
An innovative technique for vacuum supply to the slider allows operation with no vacuum tubes, which lightens the 'slider' .
This was fixed by converting the gear lever to operation via an electrical 'slider' controlled from the handlebars.
We liked the ability to use the mouse and move a 'slider' bar to speed up a ‘slow talker’ or slow down the playback of someone talking too fast.
The key-lock 'slider' on the side of the phone doubles as a flash activator.
In either case you can control the volume by another 'slider' .
The sandwich has become the house special—from the scrumptious steak 'slider' with pickles and onions to the sinful Nutella dessert panini.
The nonactive rail has a greater width than the non-hook portion of the active rail, so the 'slider' exhibits slight negative roll.
If your mouse pointer is moving too fast, drag the 'slider' to the slower side.
The 'slider' includes a side rail disposed laterally along and between the respective lateral side and the trailing portion.
The closure mechanism further includes a 'slider' having a plow.
The 'slider' is then moved along the rack to the ‘open’ position, which gives consumers access to the contents.
The audio engineer scrambled to his bank of 'sliders' , to no avail: every mic was pegged into the red.
‘And a bit unnerving for the rest of us,’ said Reg from the vast bank of 'sliders' and other controls.
These burgers, or 'sliders' , come already adorned with ketchup, pickles and browned onions and cost only 89 cents.
Random pipes and spirals, and a control panel of unmarked knobs and 'sliders' completed the B-movie feel.
Why then don't red-eared 'sliders' in this population, and turtles generally, produce several large offspring in a single burst of reproduction?
The player contains the expected transport controls as well as 'sliders' for volume and balance, or pan position.
Chef Shawn Knight is preparing roasted suckling pig, andouille sausage, pulled-pork 'sliders' and other pigcentric dishes.
Neonatal 'sliders' in North America generally remain in the nest over the winter before emerging the following spring.
In another embodiment, 'sliders' are carried in the support surface of the platen to minimize frictional contact with the moving belt.
It's more fun playing with big knobs and 'sliders' .
In the game, Cheney threw 228 pitches, including fastballs, knucklers, 'sliders' and curveballs.
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