Sentence examples for possibility of editing from inspiring English sources
Later, White talked to Jock Whitney about the possibility of editing it.
I still subscribe to that sentiment; however, reality led me to explore the possibility of editing.
The language is used from a generative authoring environment that offers the possibility of editing web services as an additional resource to assess learning activities.
It also offers the possibility of editing new shapes.
For example, if you insert an image (from the file fork_left.png) in the center of the display, OpenSesame will generate the following line of script (taken from the affordances_orientation example experiment, available online): By right clicking on the object, you are given the possibility of editing this line.
Magnetic tape implied both duration and (as Glenn Gould famously proved) the possibility of editing, thus, of recording as a kind of art form independent of the preservation of an event; over time, the live performance of music tended toward precision rather than expression, and I've been to concerts by famous musicians whose intention seems to be the delivery of a CD-quality performance live.
Since in our system a printed copy is always associated with the electronic prescription, physicians would have had the possibility of manually editing faulty prescriptions.
There he worked with the Russian film theorist and director Lev Kuleshov exploring the psychological possibilities of editing and juxtaposing images into emotional statements.
Kurt M. Koenigsberger analyzed a scene from the episode in his piece "Commodity Culture and Its Discontents", published in the compilation work Leaving Springfield: The Simpsons and the Possibility of Oppositional Culture edited by John Alberti.
Kurt M. Koenigsberger analyzes Homer's comments about the Springfield Pops rendition of the Star Wars theme in Koenigsberger's piece: "Commodity Culture and Its Discontents: Mr. Bennett, Bart Simpson, and the Rhetoric of Modernism" published in the compilation work Leaving Springfield: The Simpsons and the Possibility of Oppositional Culture edited by John Alberti.
The potential of iPSCs can be further expanded by the possibility to edit their genome by site-directed mutagenesis.
