Sentence examples for a specialized format from inspiring English sources

L. 115 261, § 2(a)(1)(B)(ii), substituted "an accessible format" for "a specialized format".

· A specialized format BAF (Binary Aig Format) for reading/writing large AIGs into binary files.

L. 115 261, § 2(a)(1)(B)(i), inserted "in the United States" after "distributed" and substituted "an accessible format" for "a specialized format" and "eligible persons" for "blind or other persons with disabilities".

Newsstand publishers, however, couldn't convert a Newsstand app to a regular one not tied to a specialized format without losing existing subscribers, couldn't take those subscribers along to a new app or even email them about a new app, thanks to Apple keeping subscriber details to itself.

(6) Literary works distributed in ebook format when all existing ebook editions of the work (including digital text editions made available by authorized entities) contain access controls that prevent the enabling either of the book's read-aloud function or of screen readers that render the text into a specialized format.

Second, the data exists in a specialized format, the Multiple Alignment Format (MAF; Supplementary Fig. S1).

That might come as a surprise to users of Vine, but Urbach argued that with its six-second, looping videos, Vine has really become a unique, specialized format, one that's dominated by "high-end creators".

That might come as a surprise to users of Vine, but Urbach argued that with its six-second, looping videos, Vine has really become a unique, specialized format, one that's dominated by "high-end creators". More broadly, he said that video is usually "shoehorned into existing platforms," or the apps are more narrowly focused on things like combining music and videos.

The feature in question governs how programs deal with a specialized data format called XML, short for extensible markup language.

make recommendations related to the development of a comprehensive approach to improve the opportunities for postsecondary students with print disabilities to access instructional materials in specialized formats in a timeframe comparable to the availability of instructional materials for postsecondary nondisabled students.

L. 115 261, § 2(a)(1)(C), substituted "accessible formats" for "specialized formats".