Sentence examples for provide editors from inspiring English sources

The peer-reviewers at a journal like Nature provide editors with opinions on a paper's novelty and significance as well as its shortcomings.

The actual stories rely heavily on photos of the public rallies, suggesting that these events may have helped provide editors with clear actualities to report (as well as front-page-worthy photos).

Among these is Adobe Color, a preset that is now the new default and that is meant to provide editors with a good starting point for their photos.

Launched in late 2012, NewsPoint is described as a web-based platform to provide editors and newsrooms with "unique" footage (video, photographs and text), captured and reported in real-time by people on the ground — content that is provided by existing Blottr contributors.

Sometimes the agency would provide editors with funding and content; other times it would work directly with writers to shape the discourse.

16 17 A similar systematic review of other reporting guidelines may provide editors and other end users with the information needed to help them decide which other guidelines to use or endorse.

Today Magisto has revealed that it has linked up with Google Drive to provide editor-less editing for videos stored in Google's cloud.

Leveson will need to get to grips with this process, which provides editors with a built-in deniability.

Fourth, while a large amount of information from the Internet provides editors with new sources of knowledge, it has also resulted in information overload (Garrison 2000; Keane and Donald 2002).

My time spent in the office is chock-full of production duties — collecting release forms, providing editors with notes on rough cuts, sending out emails and scheduling new shoots.

Since Wikipedia itself does not process the semantic relationships, external applications need to be developed and promoted that make the value of these contributions clear, thereby providing editors with vital positive feedback.