Sentence examples for simplified editing from inspiring English sources

"This is epically important," tweeted Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales, about a new simplified editing platform aimed at massively expanding the number of people who contribute to the online encyclopedia.

It's basically a simplified web editing platform, with tools that let you mix text and imagery in a highly visual way.

It inherits this approach to simplified photo editing from the desktop version, but adds touch-specific interfaces and controls that are much better suited to the iPhone's screen.

In November 2011, GTTV host Geoff Keighley said that Valve was developing a simplified level editing tool to allow novice editors to assemble test chambers without learning how to use the modified Valve Hammer Editor, and an in-game system to distribute user-created levels via the Steam Workshop.

Simplified, very simplified.

This used to be a major pain point, but is now significantly easier thanks to drag-and-drop reordering, inline caption editing, and simplified controls.

I can imagine that over time, new App developers will create simplified, yet professional-grade editing suites for journalists to use on the iPad.

In the end Nishida did agree to write an essay, "Principles for a New World Order" (NKZ XII, 426 434; see Arisaka 1996), though his original text had to be edited and "simplified" by a sociologist serving as a go-between.

The Cas9 mouse provides a simplified model for somatic genome editing by expressing Cas9 in the germline, allowing constitutive and Cre-inducible Cas9 expression in organs of interest.

From what we can see, the new simplified editor delivers on its promise: editing an entry feels very much like writing an email or Google document, with a few simple font buttons up top.

The advantage of reading Word files in this simplified view is speed in scrolling and editing.