Sentence examples for editing issue from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a novel generic control methodology is proposed to solve this crowd editing issue.

"I think this is more of a logistical issue than a editing issue," Mr. Weintraub said.

At the Queens Museum of Art, home of an obsessively detailed, 9,300-square-foot scale model of the city of New York, curators faced a touchy editing issue: now that the twin towers were gone, should they remain in the panorama?

Scheufele said that there is currently no infrastructure in place for crucial two-way communication between scientists and the public on the genome editing issue — but it's important to develop it.

And the Hollywood trades have been full of reports about the struggles Gareth Edwards is facing on the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which (like both Trank and Ayer's films) has faced extensive reshoots and editing issues.

He remained its driving force, editing issues on revolutionary movements in Europe, Asia and Latin America and stimulating work on neglected topics, from the writings of Alfred Rosmer to mutinies in the British armed forces.

Unfortunately, editing issues, creative disagreements and its own legal wrangling buried the film on a dusty shelf.

"Balancing academic work and work on the magazine can be hard," admits Jon Zwart, who worked on production for Issues 1 and 2 and edited Issue 3, "but I think my Ph.D. work has benefited from [the] skills [I] learned.

The update also fixes the calendar event edit issue, an issue with multiple Gmail accounts that broke with the Froyo update, and a reboot problem caused by the GPS.

He also helped edit issues of the Annual Review of Physiology.

In a statement announcing his issues, Brand said: "I am honoured to be editing an issue of the New Statesman.