Sentence examples for adopts the format from inspiring English sources

Shot on video, "Flesh for the Beast" adopts the format of Robert Wise's film "The Haunting" (1963): a group of paranormal researchers are invited to spend the night in a rambling old Victorian pile, known to be one of the hottest spots for paranormal activity on the East Coast.

It adopts the format of the data collected in gene expression microarray experiments and therefore can be immediately used with this technology.

The three-day peoples' tribunal, which will be held in The Hague this weekend, will adopt the format of the UN's international court of justice but will have no standing in law.

By contrast, Bacon's Crucifixion is small in scale, adopting the format of a cabinet picture.

Movie studios adopted the format for its superior video quality and durability, initially leading to DVD players only, not recorders.

Adopting the format of an early 1990s Chilean secondary school exam, it sets the reader a series of questions with multiple-choice answers.

That is likely to sustain the popularity of Sony's Memory Stick, even though few other manufacturers have adopted the format.

From Leon Golub, a too little regarded master of violent themes, Marshall adopted the format of unstretched canvas fastened flat to a wall.

Crosby, who had a goal and three assists, has more game-winning shootout goals than any other player since the N.H.L. adopted the format in 2005.

WOR-FM became the first commercial station in New York to adopt the format, in 1966, but abandoned it after about a year.

Could one adopt the format of the show itself to critique books about the show, thus achieving a circularity, a goes-around-comes-around congruity that would illuminate the texts more thoroughly than a conventional review could?