Sentence examples for set of editors from inspiring English sources

"When you work in P.R. and have established yourself amongst a set of editors who know you as one person, it's hard to quickly transition to something else and to get them to recognize who you are," she said.

Following its debut in September 1997, Slashdot operated as a clearinghouse for information in its "News for Nerds," with a small set of editors who decided what to publish of numerous articles and news items submitted by the "geek" community.

It is also a community-created effort driven by a self-selected set of editors.

We found that almost all non-editors contain one or multiple deviations from the consensus sequence deduced from the set of editors, suggesting a correlation between the loss of the editing activity and the evolutionary degeneration of the cis-element.

This mechanism will spare authors the burden of reformatting the manuscript for submission to another journal, and the availability of reviews will expedite consideration by the second set of editors.

At the present time the Annals of Neurology is only able to publish a minority of submitted manuscripts including many that receive very positive reviews, and review by a second set of editors should enable more of those papers to be published under the ANA imprint.

There is also a "Super 8" video app that adds filters to your videos to give them a vintage feel, and the phone comes preloaded with a special set of "editor's selection" of photo apps that it thinks represent the cream of the crop of the thousands of photo apps that are on the market today.

At least 14 reporters, reporting to different sets of editors, have touched it since last fall.

For a set of harried editors at the end of a long day, it had a calming effect.

The role of the fashion guru, once the domain of a self-selecting set of magazine editors and red carpet personalities like Joan Rivers and Mr. Blackwell, has become a free-for-all.

Annotare is a stand-alone desktop application that features (i) a set of intuitive editor forms to create and modify annotations; (ii) support for easy incorporation of terms from biomedical ontologies; (iii) standard templates for common experiment types; (iv) a design wizard to help create a new document; and (v) a validator that checks for syntactic and semantic violations (Fig. 1).