Sentence examples for content entry from inspiring English sources

The Oxford English Dictionary even added an extra definition to its "content" entry in 2004.

The compounds having lower T1s (H) also require an optimum relaxation delay (20 s) to avoid erroneous H content (entry 17, 22, and 25) pertaining to the T1 (H) of HMDSO.

Any of the metadata collected during content entry may be exposed as a facet, giving a high degree of customization to these interfaces and allowing them to be molded to most accurately represent the content to be explored.

176 CRFs were removed from the analysis since the follow-up period was not yet completed * Completed: >80% of all mandatory data captured ** Partially completed: at least one content entry captured CRF case-report form, FUP follow-up The STCS is a novel prospective cohort study that comprehensively monitors all SOT activities in Switzerland.

A solicitation protocol that allows nodes to solicit content meta-information in order to discover contents available at a neighboring node and to download content entries disjointedly from different nodes.

Maps, image and gallery supporting content entries can be added in a drag-and-drop view.

Foursquare has ditched its tan background to make room for larger content entries, a clear example of the content > chrome trend.

(The error also appeared in a contents entry on the front page).

Correction: March 31 , 2004 Wednesday A picture in The Arts yesterday with a contents entry about a review of the Boston Ballet was published in error.

A contents entry in this section last Sunday, referring to the Habitats column, about a group of friends who bought a building in the East Village, misstated the price.

A contents entry on the front page of The Metro Section yesterday about a prominent black scholar who left Harvard to teach at Princeton misspelled his given name.