"copy space" is a common term used in written English.
It refers to a blank area in a document or image where text or other content can be inserted. Example: The designer left plenty of copy space in the brochure to allow for product descriptions and pricing.
Horizontal composition with copy space.
Live streaming - hand pressing transparent blue button on virtual touchscreen interface grey background with copy space.
Gross, however, became dissatisfied with the decreasing copy space science was getting in newsprint.
surprised screaming woman looking up at copy space on red background.
The people 'outing' or speculating about the sexuality of certain public figures have other agendas, mostly around filing journalistic copy space," Dion said.
As managing editor, Martin manages copy, time, space, and egos.
So what's next for the copy capp space?
Why would you do anything else?" A copy of "Space Elevators: An Assessment of the Technological Feasibility and the Way Forward" is available through Virginia Edition Publishing Company at: www.virginiaedition.com/sciencedeck.
A picture caption with an article on the Square Feet pages on Wednesday, about subdividing office buildings to create separate lobbies, entrances and elevators for individual companies, misidentified, in some copies, the space shown.
In addition to copy number, spacing of the T-20 peptides was also essential in determining the antiviral activity of the conjugates.
The ability to find repetitive sequences is another important test of the applicability of survey sequencing since identifying and masking repetitive sequences can be crucial for accurately estimating genome coverage, identifying low-copy "gene space", and assembling large contigs.
