Sentence examples for editing center from inspiring English sources
The authorities said it was traced to an editing center in Lakewood, Calif.
An archive in Sterling, Va., stores 1.3 million tapes of old episodes; when a producer wants to clip something from one of those tapes, it is brought to an editing center a few blocks from Discovery's headquarters and a digital copy is created.
The screen will take you to the editing center, where you can customize and pretty much create your graphic.
One year ago it announced a content creation center, which it dubbed Twofour54, and in September its first editing centers and studios will open on the outskirts of the city, said Christopher O'Hearn, the general manager of DMA Media, a consultancy that helped create the hub.
I award my third wow to the film's editor, Amy Foote of The Edit Center.
Based on the film Here After by Patrick Jolley, the duo hired visual director Fubbi Karlsson to make edits centered around the visuals and sound.
Before the reading at Coffee Labs Roasters, which was part of Tarrytown's monthly Third Friday events, Ms. Stever and Ms. Lauinger had spent the afternoon at the writers' center editing their next chapbook, "A House That Falls" by Sean Nevin, of Tempe, Ariz., to be published in November.
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He and Toledo took a photo of themselves casually eating a McDonald's burger and fries front of their neighborhood events center, edited it on the Office Depot website, and then waited a week for their $84.99 investment to arrive.
We acquired 256 averages, half with the MEGA-PRESS editing pulse centered at 1.9 ppm and half with the pulse centered at 7.6 ppm in an interleaved fashion.
Our understanding of kinetoplastid RNA (kRNA) editing has centered on this paradigm: guide RNAs (gRNAs) provide a blueprint for uridine insertion/deletion into mitochondrial mRNAs by the RNA editing core complex (RECC).
