Sentence examples for fine editing from inspiring English sources

If fine editing is needed, the user can perform additional work on a PC after reconstruction.

The timeline offers more detailed information, and is better for fine editing, adding effects and audio.

This turned out fine: editing European websites in those languages was within my grasp.

Thanks to some very fine editing from Rob Hall, these flashing snippets of brutality are even more disturbing than a steady, gloating gaze.

The person we chose had to be a highly respected and experienced journalist, who has an MIT level of intelligence, fine editing skills, access to the best science and technology writers in the world, a deep understanding of all aspects of technology, and the capacity to manage and lead a staff of sophisticated writers, editors, and graphic designers.

Anil Kapoor's slippery quiz show host is the only character with depth, but Boyle gives us a lovely ending, and if you're thinking a certain Victorian novelist is a primary influence, it's notable that the fine editing is by a C Dickens - in this case, Chris.

The high resolution aims to enhance the experience of those whose work involves super-fine editing and the tempered-glass screen presents images so clearly it's almost like looking through a window.

Her new job comes with a dazzling staff, one of the finest editing cadres ever assembled, and an unrelenting supply of great stories.

Google has a help guide for using Picasa's "Basic Fixes," as well as links to the program's controls for more fine-tuned editing here.

The Independent has learnt that the Prince of Wales will only speak to broadcasters on the condition they have signed a 15-page contract, demanding that Clarence House attends both the "rough cut" and "fine cut" edits of films and, if it is unhappy with the final product, can "remove the contribution in its entirety from the programme".

"They" is the title of perhaps the finest ghost story in this fine collection, edited and illustrated by the novelist Audrey Niffenegger and spanning more than 170 years from an 1843 Poe classic to a story published in the New Yorker in 2014.