Sentence examples for documentation evolved from inspiring English sources
Talinski's documentation evolved as Peaches took on more new projects from her one-woman show Peaches Christ Superstar and its evolution into a feature film, Peaches Does Herself, to her three-year hybrid, Peaches DJ Extravaganza.
This expertise was helpful because, as early adopters, we experienced problems with inadequate documentation, evolving tools, and the need to learn a few new tools (e.g., caGrid) due to software evolution.
Literature documentation is evolving to suggest that CO, stroke volume index, and dynamic cardiac preload monitoring may be useful to optimize cardiac function during stress and hemodynamic instability.
What began in the nineteenth century as the simple documentation of monumental works evolved into more detailed and interpretive images, sometimes by sculptors themselves or by sympathetic collaborators: Steichen illuminated Rodin, Man Ray defined Duchamp.
Internal structure of a release and relevant documentation in the software architecture description document can evolve iteratively, sprint by sprint, along with new high priority items in the release backlog (the Architectural design and refactoring activity in Fig. 3).
20 In Ontario, rather than allowing individual documentation practices to evolve with time as more centres gain greater experience with peer-review activities, action will be undertaken at a provincial level to assist centres with policies for appropriate and adequate documentation.
Code architecture is constantly evolving, and documentation is often incomplete and out of date.
The idea behind my workshop evolved from my desire to one day open an exhibition space that exhibits original work from my former students and workshop participants alongside documentation or actual works created from exercises or class assignments.
The documentation of cause is still evolving.
