Sentence examples for a public format from inspiring English sources

"If I believed it wasn't legal for me to have or sell this dinosaur, why would I have offered it in such a public format?

The moral of the story: always check your tickets online or on a public format.

If you disclose your invention "publicly," such as by publication, lecture, or some other "public" format, nobody else will be allowed to patent your idea subsequently.

The council is mandated to hold a minimum of two meetings per month, with meetings of a public forum format.

This complexity arises purely from the fact that anything managed on a Private Cloud is essentially more complex than a public Cloud format.

MIRIAM compliance requires models to (1) be encoded in a public standard format, (2) be clearly related to a single reference, (3) correspond to the biological processes listed in the reference publication, and (4) produce the simulation results given in the reference publication using the same values and parameters.

CCHS datasets are released in a public use format through various academic and government institutions; Statistics Canada has included it as part of their Data Liberation Initiative, the goal of which is to make data available to researchers at post-secondary institutions [ 2].

The requirement for posting caloric content will take effect next July 1, and applies to restaurants that before March 1, 2007, already provided calorie counts on Web sites or in some other public format.

Some individual charities have begun offering up more of their own information in public formats, to help benefactors make these assessments.

> These findings indicate that BCML format is as flexible as the already established public formats but also offers additional functionality missing in the publicly available counterparts.

One practical step Apple could take is to either participate in or establish its own paid bug bounty program — in a public or vetted format.