Sentence examples for a common format for this from inspiring English sources
Moreover, advertisers, operators and middlemen have not agreed a common format for this information, nor worked out how to share the revenue it might yield.Some think these obstacles will confine mobile advertising to a niche for years to come.
That retrospective volume and all the memorial statement booklets since 1938 have been carefully restored as editable text and prepared in a common format for this collection as a project by the Internet-First University Press, led by J. Robert Cooke and Kenneth M. King.
This lack of a common format, for the well structured representation of the (intermediate) results of code analysis, makes the creation of new tools or the integration of the results generated by different tools costly and ineffective.
"That may sound like a tiny thing, but in the 1990s the RFID industry was convinced that it was in the portable-database business, and there was an incredible holy war that we fought for several years". The new EPC standard not only specifies a common format for the codes but creates a uniform system for matching the codes with detailed product information, which can be stored anywhere on the Web.
These problems clearly show the need to create a common format for the exposure scenarios and to clearly define and structure the relevant information that has to be transferred from the CSR to the exposure scenario annexed to the SDS.
The coordinators, who represented the primary user group with the greatest risk exposure for the migration, were given the task of deciding upon a common set of data elements and a common format for these reports.
A common format for the notary statement is, "Before me, the undersigned Notary Public, personally appeared John Robinson, and signed this Amendment as his free and voluntary act and deed".
This would provide a common format for wireless-signal surveys and give venue owners a voice in how their indoor maps could be used.There has also been headway in cutting through the tangle of competing standards that has discouraged investment in infrastructure.
