Sentence examples for depth editing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, our solution centers around user interaction and relies on a scribble-based depth editing.

We also wish to acknowledge the in-depth editing and review of the manuscript by Dr. Michael Shodell.

Particularly if you are at a university or college, librarians can point you in the right direction for more in-depth editing help.

Manuscripts published in Scientific Data are not subject to in-depth copy editing.

The Edge+ camera gets some new live broadcasting features and something called a "video collage", which is essentially a slightly more in-depth video editing tool.

More in depth guides to editing, look at help articles for your editing suite.

Walter Bender, executive director of MIT's Media Laboratory, believes that what makes Britannica a valuable resource is the scope and depth of its editing, and free Web-based encyclopedias such as Wikipedia will probably never be able to compete with that.

"Tzina contains about over 45 minutes of footage with 10 interviewed characters that were shot using DepthKit depth shooting technology, edited, rotoscoped and then embedded into the virtual world," explains Anlen.

After two days they reassembled at the conference center to review their footage and for an in-depth lesson in editing for which each group was provided a newly configured computer loaded with Avid DV Express software.

Jungles and palaces, elephants and tigers, princes in silk and servants in rags were photographed on location in Rajasthan and presented with the meticulous lighting, enveloping depth effects and rhythmic editing patterns of the Weimar cinema at its height.

What makes our approach distinct is not only the display of read alignments and their counts, but the integration of RNA secondary structure, sequencing depth, and rates/patterns of editing or other modifications.