Sentence examples for complex editing from inspiring English sources

The app has complex editing powers, like embedding faux Post-it notes, and you can change the color of text.

Among those who have taken their cue from his complex editing patterns and narrative conundrums are Todd Haynes, Steven Soderbergh, Wong Kar-Wai and Charlie Kaufman.

Massing on the other side of the chasm are filmmakers who do not hesitate to use every rhetorical device available to them -- voice-over narration, musical accompaniment, distorting lenses, the elaborate visual effects and complex editing patterns made possible by the new digital editing technology -- to shape their raw material into an argued, structured piece.

By the 1920s French filmmaking had evolved to a point of high sophistication — of complex editing (as in Abel Gance's 1927 "Napoléon"), elaborate décor and dramatic lighting ("L'Inhumaine," 1924, directed by Marcel L'Herbier), and elusive, metaphorical imagery (Jean Epstein's 1927 "Glace à Trois Faces").

More interesting -- and more expensive -- would be a version that allowed even more complex editing (such as substituting characters).

Hematodinium sp. shows complex editing of mitochondria transcripts despite later-branching dinophyceans (Heterocapsa, Amphidinium) either lacking or possessing simpler editing capabilities.

It is difficult to craft an article in its entirety when reading it piecemeal, and, given Wikipedians' obsession with racking up edits, simple fixes often take priority over more complex edits.

But compared to Season 1, the plot feels purposefully less complex, edited to make sure viewers can follow the timeline-spanning saga more easily than they could the freshman version.

In terms of QC, as indicated above, basic edits, such as term validation, occur as the biocurator is curating; however, many of the more complex edits occur after the biocurator has pressed the 'Save' button.

Combined with the co-CRISPR method, this protocol is sufficiently robust for use with low-efficiency guide RNAs and to generate complex edits, including ORF replacement and simultaneous tagging of two genes with fluorescent proteins.

The efficiency of our direct-delivery protocol translates into several practical advantages: workload is reduced at both the injection (10 20 injected hermaphrodites vs. 50) and screening (<50 F1 progeny compared to hundreds) steps, low-efficiency sgRNAs can be used, and complex edits, including gene replacements and multigene edits, are possible.