Annotation [noun]
Definition of Annotation:
explanatory note
Sentence/Example of Annotation:
Announced in July, along with new Smart Shopping display ad formats and shipping annotations, the new customer acquisition goal allows marketers to set a separate conversion value on new customers to inform Google’s automated bidding.
They can now go from the simplified viewing and remote collaboration to this bigger file sharing and increased preview mode and annotations.
Ordinary website users do this annotation too, when they complete a reCAPTCHA.
A few early versions of what became the final design, with placeholder data and annotations.
Make an annotation in your analytics noting that organic search reporting should be ignored for that whole time period.
The term Abernaquis, is also a French mode of annotation for the same word, but is rather applied at this time to a specific band.
Modern editors of what they call the "Roman Elegies" bring abundant annotation, and often detail Goethe's own emendations.
Footnote tags that were missing in the original are underlined without further annotation.
In olden times the place was unknown, but can be doubtfully identified with A-nok-ta-shan in the annotation of Shui-ching.
Sippi, agreeably to the early French annotation of the word, signifies a river.