Sentence examples for manipulate and edit from inspiring English sources
Sample applications of the technology involve being able to manipulate and edit slide presentations remotely.
With the widespread availability of image editing software, digital images have been becoming easy to manipulate and edit even for non-professional users.
"This creates a space where I can develop, manipulate and edit the narrative of the image endlessly, repurposing themes and motifs until I arrive at something that feels right," he says.
Hence, the combination of the efficient PhiC31-enabled integration of a homology arm in a MiMIC element close to a site of interest, together with restriction endonuclease-induced single strand annealing makes for a very powerful combination that allows us to manipulate and edit the genome at high efficiency over relatively long distances.
The app can then be used to view, manipulate, and edit that model as shown here.
For more than a year he has been struggling to get equipment that works from suppliers, to shoot, manipulate, and edit signals, transmitters to send them out, and receivers to receive the signals.
Downloading the data farmers need, then visualizing, manipulating, and editing it that and more, this app does it all.
A three-disc set of his performances was released in 2005 under the title "Unjust Malaise," and in 2013 Jace Clayton — who often performs as DJ /rupture — oversaw "The Julius Eastman Memory Depot," in which he manipulated and edited new recordings of Eastman's compositions.
Much of the additional information achieved through this process, such as the cross sections and volume calculations, could be produced by hand, but the ease at which the 3D model can be manipulated and edited offers a different type of value, one of convenience.
They are manipulating and editing the news for their own purposes.
He leads us through the steps of manipulating and editing a clip of ourselves over the last minute or so, and doesn't leave until he's assured that all our questions are answered.
