Sentence examples for edited onto from inspiring English sources

The performances and public rehearsals, in Chicago and later Carnegie Hall, were recorded and edited onto a CD.

"Get Back," for example, lacks the coda that had been edited onto the version released as a single, and in losing the applause (it was a rooftop take) and the postperformance comments, the song fades abruptly.

Or even that calling information painstakingly written, edited, stamped onto pulped trees and delivered a day later "news" is absurd.

All data were collected on pre-designed case report forms, edited, entered onto a personal computer and analysed using statistical software, for example, Statistical Package for Social Sciences SPSSS V.11.5; SPSS Inc, EPIInfofo V.6.0 and CIA.

"The production was taped on Beta SP tape and was edited on an AVID computer, then outputted onto beta SP tape again.

Open the PDF editor and drag the document you wish to edit right onto the editor.

Do not make the background boring, the same, overpower you or do not edit yourself onto a background.

The actors videotape themselves onstage, and their images are edited and projected live onto four screens.

The dance had been previously videoed, then edited portions were projected onto custom-made screens hanging above the Symphony Hall stage.

With a photo album of your ex-roommate dancing at a raucous party more in your face than paparazzi images of Kim Kardashian's post-baby body, though, "we may be driven to hate-read our own friends, if they all have their own carefully edited media channels pushing content onto our smartphones," he said.

In order to test whether plastid genes in Epipogium are expressed, spliced, and edited, we mapped transcriptome reads onto the annotated plastome sequences.