Sentence examples for content elements and from inspiring English sources
We proposed to base this adaptation on the analysis of the characterization parameters of the content elements and on the creation of a classification algorithm.
Being systematic is a content issue: the Sustainability Framework helped users to consider distinct dimensions of progress systematically, each with defined content elements and corresponding measures.
Two features of the tool proved useful: Being systematic is a content issue: the Sustainability Framework helped users to consider distinct dimensions of progress systematically, each with defined content elements and corresponding measures.
The end of the 30-second ad ROO Group executive director Robin Smyth had some pretty solid basic tips on incorporating video: add mini players within the site, embedded video in the site (that means not having a pop-up media player, like the iPlayer...), having a simple content management system, good marketing, a user content element and focusing on live events.
The BESs from the minimal tiling path clones also provided insights into the genome composition of this novel model plant, including low GC content, transposable elements and gene content.
Our editorial, UX, design and development teams have worked to implement AMP pages in such a way that they carry all of our distinctive brand and content elements.
Participants rated the website highly on the visual, functional and content elements.
Hence this study was undertaken with the assumption that the religious aspect affects the interface design and content elements of the applications.
The periodic decrease in the content of elements and their removal percent are provided in Tables 9 and 10, respectively.
A statement is defined as an atomic content element containing simple text and possibly other media.
The relationships between exons' splicing frequency and splicing pattern and various features of different exonic groups, including exon length, GC content, ESE element and repetitive element were analyzed using the SAS (statistical analysis system) program.
