Sentence examples for typesetting the from inspiring English sources

These were content not originally supplied by the author, but designed to be read, interpreted and executed by software responsible for typesetting the article and converting it to formats that could be displayed and manipulated on computer screens or within computer memory.

During the 20th century, style guides commonly mandated two spaces between sentences for typewritten manuscripts, which were used prior to professionally typesetting the work.

In the days before computerised typesetting, the printers couldn't set up the non-standard grids required for Araucaria's bank holiday special crosswords.

Unlike typesetting, the social work role has not been usurped by modern life – indeed it is more needed than ever before.

Since it is very inexpensive to produce new typefaces for photographic typesetting, the widespread use of phototype systems set off a spate of new designs and reissues of long-unavailable typefaces, such as decorative Victorian wood types.

"I love the typesetting, the layout constraints.

An executive at Computershare, which did the computerized allocation of shares, said that the allocation went smoothly and that the error occurred when another company typeset the data for the newspapers.

In one touching passage, Happy lays out examples on the page of all the ways one can typeset the words "Forgive me," but concludes that typography "has its limits like everything else".

She personally typeset the 434-line modernist epic.

Authors will write and typeset the articles themselves, and then deposit in the IR.

To typeset the third edition of the Green Book, the authors used the LATE X document mark-up language.