In other words, he and his colleagues created a mouse that was easy to edit.
Since the government had gone fishing, and I'd had a full dose of Monumental D.C. on those family field trips, my travel agenda was easy to edit.
Jesse is easy to edit: he's open to suggestions and cuts, and he is eager to brainstorm about how to resolve a problem, whether related to taste or accuracy.
Note, too, that the Canon's video format (motion JPEG) is easy to edit in popular computer programs, but it fills up a four-gigabyte card (not included) in about 14 minutes.
Tape camcorders still offer superior video quality, a cheaper price, infinite capacity (in the form of blank tapes from the drugstore), and don't require a computer as an offloading station; and they produce video that's easy to edit.
On the other hand, poorly encoded streaming video like most of YouTube's content is easy to edit and easy to distribute.
For any kind of complicated endeavor, it's always good to have a rough draft since this is not the type of thing that's easy to edit.
One caregiver described creating a medication document that was easy to edit and update, as well as accessible to print out for appointments and admissions to health service facilities: "I decided to start keeping a record of his medical history on the computer, so now when something happens I just add to it and leave it on that.
The process is cheaper, takes a shorter time to film, is easier to edit and looks good in the final cut.
It has a 4.5in (11.4cm) touchscreen with a resolution of 453 pixels per inch - higher than Apple's iPhone 6 Plus, but lower than Samsung's Galaxy Note 4. Blackberry suggests documents are easier to edit because of the extra width provided by having a square screen, even if it is less suited for watching video.
