Sentence examples for a specific format from inspiring English sources

But a capitalized Event, as Cunningham watchers know, refers to a specific format.

Unlike Mr. Gingrich, he did not propose a specific format for debates ("Who am I to tell them how to do it?") except for "intelligent disputation with preparation".

(Informal complaints do not have to conform to a specific format and can be sent by anyone to notify the F.C.C. of problems. Formal ones usually require the help of a lawyer, can lead to an F.C.C. order that interprets the law and may result in damages being awarded to the complainant).

Dockerfiles adhere to a specific format and use a specific set of instructions.

Validation XML rules have to have a specific format as defined in the example below.

In the 'technocratic' style of governance a specific format for decision-making is dominant.

To date, NIH grant proposals have a very specific format: usually an overall hypothesis and/or long-term goal, and then 2 to 4 "specific aims" each of which outlines a series of actual experiments to be carried out.

This makes an entire microarray dataset or selection of datasets available in a MATLAB Bioinformatics Toolbox specific format for analysis by the functions within the Bioinformatic Toolbox (e.g. maimage mgma_get(15), Ch1 Intensity)).

Panduragan realised that the medallion and licence numbers both have a very specific format.

It is a dish that, in its ideal form is, arguably, our foremost comfort food – but one that, due its lack of a rigorous, specific format is open to all sorts of haphazard misinterpretation.

As a machine-readable code, a CurlySMILES notation (like SMILES or InChI) is a document-neutral representation (ASCII string) of a chemical structure that, supported by the methods in the supplied software package, can automatically be converted into a document specific format.