Sentence examples for standard editing from inspiring English sources

You can also approximate some of the effects using the standard editing of free photo-editing software, and you'll find similar effects built in to some current cameras.

And standard editing creates the impression that we are inside Mr. Bucchieri's mind, watching his jealous imaginings.

The user selects the part of the image containing the words, just as a PC user would frame a section of a photo to be enlarged using a standard editing program like Adobe Photoshop.

Several Sony consumer-priced hi-def camcorders have delivered 1080i content in a tape format called HDV that can be manipulated by standard editing programs like iMovie.

Unfortunately, it is not yet compatible with standard editing tools, and the software Sony supplies offers only the most rudimentary manipulation.

Friends come in and edit your document using standard editing marks familiar to those who grew up in the 20th century.

The experimental setups are described in two different standards edited by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM), but the evaluation of the suitability of such tests to simulate the actual loading with in vivo situations has never been performed.

In both these systems, the CPG module is intended to be provided as a plug-in/extension of commercial EMRs (one specific EMR for ASTI, several EMRs for PRODIGY which have to be compliant with minimum standards edited by the National Health Service Information Authority of the United Kingdom).

OpenStreetMap allows for annotations such as those they wanted to add, but the standard edit tools are not suited to them.

With standard edit distances (−n 0.04), allowing two or three gaps in the alignment resulted in recovering hits with lower deamination levels, with G → A misincorporation levels of 12.5 12.7% at sequencing starts compared to 13.8% with one gap (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

She started her career at the Sevenoaks Courier in Kent before joining the London Evening Standard and editing the Londoner's Diary gossip column.