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31) Version 4. 2 offers some new editing features in addition to those discussed earlier in this chapter.

32) Transfer will normally occur shortly after editing the material in the table is complete.

33) The notes tell us that all the music was recorded in straight takes, and that no subsequent editing has taken place.

34) Whenever you delete highlighted text using the Del for Delete key, it disappears from the text editing window into the scrap.

35) Jake was reviewing the Ireland match on video, editing out all the passages of time where the ball was dead.

36) Final editing of a technical report on the Telford 1:25 000 sheet, which includes the Coalbrookdale coalfield, is in progress.

37) Tapes of local examples can be put together quite simply, by editing together selections from appropriate recordings.

38) There are new integrated editors for digitised sound play and editing - sound can be imported from Windows or AdLib files.

39) I learned about editing, and, because the magazine had a staff of six, I learned some-thing about management.

40) At another he speculates that none of them knew much about news or editing.

41) He looks at a film in the editing room like a sculptor and assembles the pieces.

42) It runs under Windows 3.0 and combines Axxiom's 700 series data systems with a mouse-driven graphic interface for programming and editing.

43) If this is to be your approach see pages 87-92 for the actual process of post-production editing.

44) It didn't matter for, apart from minor details that necessitated some new editing, they were the same.

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45) Graham complains that some sound bites that survived the editing process were so short as to defy understanding.

46) LabVision features interactive 3D building and editing of small molecules as well as proteins, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids.

47) The result is that, chapter after chapter, there are errors ranging from factual detail to total distortion through drastic editing.

48) The company capitalized on burgeoning demand for workstations designed for highly graphical applications, such as video editing and engineering design.

49) Reflective abstraction is the abstraction of new knowledge from editing knowledge gained by reflection or thought.

50) Tom Hanks delivers Oscar-worthy work in Robert Zemeckis' latest; the editing and script, unfortunately[sentencedict.com], do not.

51) We will also review some basic techniques for editing tables.

52) The identified block is ready for the usual editing options - cutting, copying, moving and pasting.

53) For example, every Disney animator had a Moviola for viewing and editing film.

54) The best way to create solid structure without expending extra editing time is through the fast and simple process of listing.

55) This can make editing a time consuming and confusing exercise when working with a large piece of music.

56) For the next two decades he made a sort of living finding bits and pieces of editing and translation work.

57) He cut a lot of corners, but even with editing, it affected her.

58) Before editing, the reporter will play the tape and take notes.

59) This presents problems when video is being edited unless frame-accurate editing equipment is being used - see Chapter 8.

60) The storage of standard letters, with editing facilities, allows for personalised letters and reports without the need for constant retyping.