Sentence examples for a webpage which from inspiring English sources

The benefit to the end user is the experience of browsing a webpage which is tailored for their particular viewing context, rather than attempting a one-size-fits-all approach which either forces everybody into a lowest common denominator pigeon hole, or assumes a high bar of entry which not all visitors can match.

The Social BIMCloud is accessible to end users via a webpage which authenticates the end users and opens the next web page (as shown in Figure 12).

When checking out the user's profile, the researcher, Vanja Svajcer, found a link posted to the requester's Facebook profile page that, when clicked, directed the browser to a webpage which started an automatic download of an unknown software application to the device.

For example, in reference to a webpage which listed potential complications of diabetes, one participant commented: "I just find that all of these complications are so predestined, that no matter what you do, you are going to get these" [2B01].

Genes for anther development and pollen formation were collated and the information organized in a two-dimensional module displayed on a webpage, which associates genes and mutants with stages and tissues, allowing multiple ways to browse genes and mutants of interest.

It actually sends e-mail as HTML (like a webpage) which is slightly more restrictive than the RTF format described above.

Users can upload their data to a personalised webpage which can be shared with friends and relatives as a way of showing off achievement or, as has been found to be very popular, a chance to egg each other on in groups.

Completion of each function earned points, displayed on a counter on the webpage, which were redeemable for gift cards to a department store.

For more information and resources on fighting for disability voting rights, visit the National Council on Independent Living's Voting Rights Subcommittee webpage, which offers a wealth of resources on fighting for the voting rights of the disability voting bloc.

The contest featured a dynamic leaderboard on its webpage which used cloud computing technology to automatically assess and score every entry in real time as soon as it was submitted.

Embedded objects: A real webpage is downloaded to build the phishing webpage which appears just similar to a genuine webpage in appearance.