Sentence examples for in the course of editing from inspiring English sources
In the course of editing a monthly newsletter on privacy protection, I receive a lot of letters with questions, complaints about consumer practices and comments about the future of technology and personal privacy.
Several times in the course of editing Daniel Bergner's cover story this past Sunday on drug trials for a new female-desire pill, I thought about the "50 Shades of Grey" phenomenon.
Unless one has just returned from a year in Antarctica, it's impossible to have avoided reports about the long script that Lonergan wrote, the long cut that existed at some point, the conflicts that arose in the course of editing, and the delayed and diffident release.
Indeed, as has been demonstrated for AlaRS, recognition of misacylated Ser-tRNAAla by distinct structural domains in the course of the editing reaction suggests the immediate dissociation of aminoacylated tRNAs from aaRSs and their subsequent rebinding, using different structural modules [ 45].
As inosines in mRNA are recognized as guanosines (G) by the ribosome in the course of translation, RNA-editing may lead to a codon exchange resulting in a modified protein.
This and most subsequent films were shot in black-and-white, carried neither commentary nor music, and were the result of dozens of hours of direct shooting that Wiseman then reduced to an hour or two of finished product, imposing structure and viewpoint in the course of a highly selective editing process.
Trees produced in the course of the analysis were further edited using TreeView [ 58].
In the course of the 1950s she wrote articles, edited books, modelled for Vogue and wrote two novels.
The next issue of this magazine — written, photographed, drawn, and edited in the course of four grieving, frantic days — is a thickly reported, deeply felt record of the catastrophe, its immediate aftermath in the city and beyond, and, insofar as could be discerned through the smoke and the pain, its meaning.
The editing was completed in the course of two semesters in graduate school.
