Sentence examples for browser document from inspiring English sources

The equivalent in our own implementation is the virtual JSmol container for the chemical data [48], that is made available indirectly in the web browser document object model (DOM) as an HTML5 canvas, rather than as a virtual instance on a computer.

In the browser, documents retain the same look and feel as in the desktop.

Furthermore, it natively supports code migration (through the SCRIPT element of the browsers Document Object Model) which provides a seamless mechanism for code distribution and reuse.

Secondly, SVG exposes its elements to the browser's Document Object Model (DOM) in order to allow for interactivity at an added slight computational cost.

The goal of developing a specification and standard that autonomously assembles a graphical user interface for a data source has a tradition in web technologies that can be traced back as far as hypertext in the use of HTML elements to manipulate the web browser's document object model.

Furthermore, and with regard to the AGUIA ontology itself, the user cannot assert types of actions beyond the 11 that are listed in Figure 2, even if it is clear that a higher level abstraction would make a more generic use of the browser's document object model (DOM) native methods.

The most interesting I’ve seen is the still-in-development Writely, a surprisingly full-featured word processor that feels much like a stripped-down version of Microsoft Word but works in your browser with documents stored on Writely’s site.

For example, if your eyesight is poor, increase the size of the text in the browser, online documents and anything else read on screen––learn how to do this for each device, as it varies across computers, phones, eReaders, etc.

(Pressing the "Ctrl" key together with "F" – or on an Apple computer, the "Cmd" key and "F" – brings up a box to hunt for any text you type in the document, browser window, or similar).

This was achieved by identifying a formalism that makes use of an RDF schema to enable the automatic assembly of graphical user interfaces in a meaningful manner while using only resources native to the client web browser (JavaScript interpreter, document object model).

Many of these applications also work outside the Web browser, with Microsoft Word documents or e-mail messages, if you are using a Windows-based machine.