The app then helps assemble the content into a finished format that can be shared directly with social media or anywhere– no computer editing station required, even for video!
But the issue of dividing the pie is more pressing when, unlike Dr. Porter, the faculty member whose course is offered online does not participate in teaching it, because then he or she will either be paid for assembling the content or not be paid at all.
The agents assembled the contents of the bag like a jigsaw puzzle.
They spent more than a year assembling the contents of those eight boxes piece by piece (at one time, the Internal Affairs Division had an entire "Leasure Room," down the hall from the chief's office).
They are planning and structuring content to be modular so it can be easily assembled into the content presentation templates, "drag and drop" content blocks, or intelligent content frameworks within their Marketing Cloud software or Web CMS solutions.
When the N bases were excluded from the assembled sequences, the content of the repetitive sequences was calculated to be 42.3 47.7% of the entire I. trifida genomes, which is lower than the contents in other plant species such as Lotus japonicus (56.8%), potato (64.2%), and tomato (68.3%).
Stevie looks at content shared in your social network feeds and elsewhere on the Web, and it assembles that content into TV shows that you can watch, shows with names like The Comedy Strip, Music Non-Stop, and Celeb TV.
A scrambled-egg mess of cheese-string limbs, phlegm, swearing, exclamation marks, malapropisms, vomit, rudeness, nudeness, monstrously narrow trouser-legs, bellowing punkrock daftness, dumb-as-a-bell declarations of greatness and hair that looks as if it's been assembled from the contents of a hoover used to clean a field, they make for astonishing viewing.
e, f Hydrogel units containing different fluorescent microbead are alternately assembled for the content-controlled heterogeneous microenvironment.
The biography's detail may sometimes seem excessive, but it is only seriously so in the lengthy account of the seven-year lucubrations with which Yeats assembled the mystical contents -- drawn from Eastern philosophies, Neoplatonism, spiritualism and much else -- of "The Vision".
