Sentence examples for system editor from inspiring English sources

His accomplishments include co-authorship of "The Human Nervous System", research of the nervous system, editor, reviewer, and most proudly scholar and mentor to thousands of students.

SH: Is there anywhere in the system — editor or curator?

SPOMSIM includes also, among other things, a utility based on hierarchical clustering for the analysis of the structure of a patch network, a reserve network optimization algorithm, and a patch system editor which makes it possible to investigate the consequences of changes in landscape structure.

The user interface with convenient system editors and analysis tools facilitates the user to interactively attain the design goals.

Therefore, in the work-unit system, editors elected their representatives in the publishing houses, and these representatives elected government leaders.

Instead of a syntax a menu driven user interface with convenient system editors and analysis tools enables the user to interactively attain the design goals.

In the work-unit system, editors were largely dependent on publishing houses, and they felt relatively secure in their work units.

Also, in the work-unit system, editors were tightly connected to the state and society through publishing houses as their work units, which served as mediators between the state and individuals (Lu and Perry 1997).

He described himself variously as "unemployed", a failed soldier, a "systems editor", and someone who had US State Department security clearance.

Harold Jackson writes: Frank Platt was appointed production director of the Guardian in 1985, at the same time as I was translated from Washington correspondent to chief systems editor.

Education editor Jeevan Vasagar and feature writer Patrick Kingsley also talked to the newspaper group about their roles, and John Houston, systems editor, and the man who designed our software in the Education Centre, was on hand all day to give the students the benefit of his lifetime of experience working in the newspaper industry.