keyverb

keyboarding

noun[ U ]
IT
The costs of keyboarding must be added to the first costs.

Examples of keyboard

keyboard
They were very familiar with the sequencing keyboards: all their questions to the teacher were about music.
They worked on keyboards and software, often in combination with acoustic instruments including -ute, clarinet and tuned percussion.
First, he taught the pupils how to collect the keyboards from the store-room.
When the voice enters, it first mirrors the keyboard's right hand.
The book is heavily reliant on pitched percussion and keyboards, with a strong emphasis on the melodic focus of the music.
The keyboards were stored half-opened to avoid confinement and degradation of the materials.
Electronic organs and consumer-level keyboards are easily available and relatively popular throughout the region.
At the next layer there will be some rhythmic 'lift-up-over-sounding' discrepancies: rhythm guitar or keyboards.
Percussion, bass, keyboards and guitar all follow the same pattern of chord changes in exactly the same rhythm and with the same accents.
Find out about keyboards that are qwerty keyboards but are not the normal rectangular design.
Most qwerty keyboards have a section on the right with a group of keys representing the digits from 0 to 9 arranged in a rectangle.
Firstly, it would make it easier for users who are unfamiliar with keyboards to communicate with the computer by using their normal handwriting.
Pupils using keyboards may need to think about balance while they are recording a sequence, as it cannot generally be altered afterwards.
The very first section features a typically multi-layered texture with helter-skeltering violin scales speckled with pizzicato strings, brass and keyboards.
The initial questionnaire seemed to con®rm the centrality of keyboards as a classroom resource, and all teachers visited used electronic keyboards.
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Collocations withkeyboard

keyboard

These are words often used in combination with keyboard.

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computer keyboard
Observers were asked to indicate if they detected the target by pressing separate keys on the computerkeyboard (' 1 '=yes, ' 9 '=no).
electric keyboard
He considers the instrument now obsolete and recommends the use of a current electrickeyboard.
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