Sentence examples for building and editing from inspiring English sources
Zhang, J. et al. Genome puzzle master (GPM): an integrated pipeline for building and editing pseudomolecules from fragmented sequences.
It provides a completely integrated package that includes a powerful language for expressing optimization models, a full featured environment for building and editing problems, and a set of fast built-in solvers.
The most common definition of molecular geometry, Cartesian coordinates are not convenient for building and editing molecular geometries since it is hard to imagine spatial relations of atoms in terms of numerical values of Cartesian coordinates.
Their program is easy to use, and offers tons of freedom in building and editing your infographic using their simple graphic tools.
Skyline provides several ways of building and editing SRM methods and models.
The video camera will be positioned so that the recording captures the building and editing of the map and physical movement of components, along with the verbal explanation of each activity.
In both studies, no specific user interventions are required for setting up the reference/control points in the building environments and editing the sensing data for building scenes registration and building elements recognition.
Once you have a guide like that, actually you can land on the outside of the map, land far away from people, farm a bunch of materials and then just start building around, little ramps, little speedruns, try to edit quickly and then reset your buildings and edit them over and over again until you're forced out of the one and you die, and you should rinse and repeat that.
In my early 30s, I was building a writing and editing business, doggedly pushing myself to write fiction, and determined to build a real estate business for passive income.
We will provide support with building presentations, video creation and editing, connectivity when away from Duke and a variety of other tasks.
Building, editing and refining portfolios is an ongoing process throughout your entire working life as a photographer.
