Sentence examples for content redistributed from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of June, Yahoo's latest spring cleaning report also noted that a number of international properties would be getting shut down to "streamline our editorial offering," with the content redistributed across other parts of the Yahoo network.

Take the dish out after 20 minutes and mix the contents, redistributing the sauce so that it saturates the chicken.

The morphological phenotype of LT-treated lung epithelial cells showed mechanical stiffness of the cell body with increased F-actin content and redistributed focal adhesion proteins in concert with highly dynamic, randomly oriented protrusions.

This stretch stimulus may subside over several hours as the crop contents are redistributed or as receptors slowly adapt.

But wait, there's more: It would issue new rules for the conversion to digital television, institute a "broadcast flag" to prevent digital broadcast content from being redistributed online, and it even tackles child porn.

Taken together, the seed protein data suggest sulfur limits methionine accumulation in the seed in spite of changes in total sulfur content, therefore sulfur is redistributed from cysteine-rich proteins into methionine-rich proteins.

And if you're thinking about a content-based business, you need to create great original content that people will pay for in some form or another, or if you're going to redistribute content it means you probably need to add value somewhere to the content's creator.

It has developed an "open-publication licence" (OLP) that allows anybody to modify or redistribute content, provided changes are marked and the altered work is also published under the licence.

Zarrella released the results of a survey in November showing that Twitter users have a penchant for redistributing content via other online media.

The water amount ahead of the convective front for each bin is redistributed among water content bins to account for diffusive effects.

Zn and Hg contents were assumed to be redistributed from muscle (and blubber) to the liver through the blood stream [ 7].