Sentence examples for modify content from inspiring English sources

With the addition of wikis (a collection of web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content), the project was dubbed "Wikipedia".

Its FlexBook platform, predominantly for science and mathematics, allows high-school teachers to mix and modify content freely to meet individual needs, while still adhering to curriculum standards.

One of a growing number of Web 2.0 companies — a category of Web sites that let visitors modify content and contribute material — Political Base has features ranging from serious blogs and a variety of YouTube videos to campaign finance data displayed on a Google map.

Immediate "people talking about this" data could give marketers a sense of a post's virality, and indicate if they should modify content or apps they link to.

This trio of IIT-Delhi engineers has built machine learning algorithms that get smarter over time and deliver actionable insights on how to modify content to increase engagement.

The generic process model has been designed, implemented and used to simulate different types of interaction between verbal and non-verbal communication processes: a non-verbal communication process can add and modify content to a verbal communication process, but can also provide a protocol for the (control of the) verbal communication process.

So trying to provide grain with less than 1percentt genetically modified content could be unrealistic, the Institute of Food Technologists, a scientific society, said in a report last week.

Wheaton releases much of his own material under a creative commons licence, a model that allows for copying, sharing and modifying content.

In sum, KM typically consisted of the knowledge base of the organization, supported by adequate knowledge management processes (adding, removing, modifying content in the knowledge base), while the content is mostly accessed via search queries [3].

After optimization, the limit of detection was approximately 0.1% (w/w) for stacked GM soybean, which is sensitive enough to detect genetically modified content up to a threshold value established by several countries for regulatory compliance.

Analysts are generally clinically trained as well and they perform many of the same tasks of knowledge engineers, often modifying content available through commercial systems.