Sentence examples for modify and edit from inspiring English sources

Digital images are easy to modify and edit via image-editing software.

A graphical editor reduces the development time required to create, modify and edit those graphs.

The independent publisher offered its learning content for free, giving students the access to texts in print, eBook form, eReaders, audiobooks and downloadable PDFs, etc. Produced by actual authors and reviewed by peers, Flat World allows teachers to modify and edit those texts to fit their particular class through its own simple editing tools, printing new copies on-demand.

The following is a modified and edited version of the introduction Bienenstock wrote for Outlaw Glass, an exhibition he curated on the history and evolution of glass pipes and bongs currently on view in New York City.].

The app's terms of use grant Tinder the "worldwide, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free right and license to host, store, use, copy, display, reproduce, adapt, edit, publish, modify and distribute" their posted content.

This editing can modify and regulate gene product output, for example via codon modification (as inosines are interpreted as guanosines by the cell), and influence splice site and small RNA functionality [ 5].

Do not try to modify or edit your notes.

If you want to modify or edit HandBrake, you can also download its source code here: http://handbrake.fr/contribute.php.php

The configuration component provides a graphical user interface for modifying detection parameters and editing the list of recipients for generated alerts.

It should also be noted that the ratio of labeled apoB48 to apoB100 accumulated in EPA- and DHA-treated cells was similar to control, suggesting that EPA and DHA do not modify apoB editing.

In particular, this framework integrates two key components: (a) incremental editing that allows solid models to be edited, modified, and propagated in an incremental form, and (b) progressive streaming that enables solid models to be stored, retrieved, transmitted, and reconstructed in a progressive manner.