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- abbreviation
function
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Examples
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They now have to be used individually; and in conjunction with the "Fn" key.
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The blue "Fn" key can be used to directly access a variety of system settings, with corresponding blue icons on the keys.
Archive 2006-02-01 Pat 2006
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The blue "Fn" key can be used to directly access a variety of system settings, with corresponding blue icons on the keys.
Career choice: check! Pat 2006
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In provisional matrix the value of α (= 90% of produced TGF-β1) is very high due to the presence of ECM proteins such as Fn, but it is very low in secondary matrix and BM (1%) due to the remodelling of ECM components.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Salem Adra et al. 2010
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Lenovo's Thinkpad Edge keyboard allows you to use controls like audio volume and screen brightness without first holding "Fn"
PC Authority 2010
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Plus, as expected, there's playback and a further "Fn" or function button that presents key shooting options in an easier to access toolbar that runs down the left hand side of the screen - much like what we're used to finding on a point and shoot compact.
Pocket-lint 2010
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Finally you have a playback button and the "Fn" function button which will call up an overlaid menu to quickly change shooting settings like metering, focus, white balance and so on.
Pocket-lint Chris Hall 2010
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Maximum frame rate at 1280x720 resolution is 30fps, with a reduced 15fps rate also selectable with a press of the button marked 'Fn' (or 'Function') on the camera back.
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Maximum frame rate at 1280x720 resolution is 30fps, with a reduced 15fps rate also selectable with a press of the button marked 'Fn' (or 'Function') on the camera back.
Photography Blog - News Mark Goldstein 2010
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As expected the amount of information and options accessed via a press of 'Fn' varies dependant on which shooting mode is selected.
Photography Blog - News Mark Goldstein 2010
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