Sentence examples for a usable format from inspiring English sources

Our aim was to pull together a richer, global urban population database, and to get this data into a usable format so it can be tested and improved".

But if you want more, you can choose Canon's CCD-RAW format, download the uncompressed image data, and worry about converting it into a usable format later.

Finally the McCain campaign bought lists from a political software company, but even so, according to Mr. McCain's New York political director, Gerry O'Brien, four days were lost translating the lists into a usable format.

To counter either tendency and yet provide sufficient information in a usable format, it is advantageous to design the contingency plan as a series of volumes, each specific to a particular need.

Scientists today deal with daunting volumes of data, and one of the most basic challenges facing researchers is how to organize that information into a usable format that can inspire new scientific insights.

Currently, competitors go out and capture the data for construction companies, but then it'll take experts hundreds of hours to convert that data into a usable format, Morczinek said.

Last year someone else made a freedom of information request to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), asking for a copy of the register "in any usable format".

The Monsanto toxicological data on NK603 maize recently made public by EFSA is not in a statistically usable format and an agreement with Monsanto is requested before use.

Although copying an entire work is seldom legal, it is sometimes ethical — for example, if the work is unavailable for purchase (most books ever published are now out of print); if it is available only in an archaic format (a 78-r.p.m. recording, a Betamax tape, a clay tablet); if you already own a copy and want another in a more usable format (less scratchy, fewer coffee stains).

To use the database data in a program, it is necessary to convert the table data into a more usable format, such as array or class objects in main memory.

Over the decade that followed, efforts were made to update this prosopographical database in terms of content and technology: Professor Michael Fuller migrated the data to a more usable format and Professor Peter Bol established collaborations with the Academia Sinica in Taiwan and Peking University to continue checking of the extant data and adding further individuals.