Sentence examples for computer import from inspiring English sources
After you turn on Photo Stream on all your iOS devices and computer, import the iPod's photos to the PC to copy the old photos -- and any future pictures -- to the iPad.
4. Using whatever picture editing/layout software you have on your computer, import all of your flickbook photos, in sequence, into picture boxes that are all exactly the same size (I suggest 8cm wide by 5cm high).
A native of Moscow and the son of two engineers, he had studied at Mendeleyev Chemistry Institute and began his career as a loyal Soviet-era Communist Party member, running a computer import business under the wing of the party's youth movement (Komsomol) in the 1980s.
One student used a scenic background of a city for his racing project, while another figured out how to take a picture of herself using the built-in camera on the Chromebook computer, import the photo and use it as the background.
You can upload images from your computer, import images from your Facebook page, and even upload images using the Photobucket app on your smartphone.
Collage.com has the ability to upload pictures from your computer, import pictures from your Facebook albums or even import pictures from your FRIENDS Facebook albums (how neat of a gift is that?!) Once you upload your pictures, they will show on the right hand side under, "Photos for this Project".
There are benefits to local technical skill development of these computer imports.
In addition, Mr. Gandhi is repeatedly accused of rupturing India's trade balance by allowing too many computer imports.
In 2000, the US supplied Mexico with 60.8% of its office machine and computer imports and 70% of the peripheral parts for those machines.
Decisions dealing with this and another trade dispute, involving Brazilian computer imports, will be announced by Clayton K. Yeutter, the United States Trade Representative, the officials said.
On two trade issues of long-term concern to Washington, the new Government has said it wants to negotiate a gradual recognition of pharmaceutical patents and a gradual opening to computer imports.
