Sentence examples for chosen a format from inspiring English sources

For all of Galeano's appreciation of history's absurdities, he has chosen a format that leads to an ahistoric, almost medieval experience of time, a liturgical calendar in which the days don't move forward into the future but rather pile up into an eternal present.

They had complete liberty in choosing a format and choreography and a theme.

Mr. Cowell chose a format in which each judge "mentored" a group of singers (though we never really got to see any of that mentoring) and was in a sense competing against the other three.

(The equivalent procedure in Movie Maker, Microsoft's free video editor for Windows, is almost as easy. Open the File menu and choose Import from Video Device. Type a name, choose a location, choose a format and click "Import the entire videotape to my computer").

Whether or not you have experience directing such work, consider drawing on your students' knowledge to help organize workshopping sessions, including when and how to exchange drafts and to choose a format for response.

The user interface is extremely easy to use and required little or no help or FAQ reference.You simply upload pictures, choose a format for the album, add text, etc.

Countless critics and viewers excoriated director Peter Jackson at the time of the film's release for choosing a format that left the audience members who weren't getting nauseous from the visuals thinking they looked "fake," even for a bunch of fantastical creatures running around Middle Earth.

Bettman and Zins (1979) did not observe this kind of matching in their studies when participants were allowed to choose a format for a given task.

As personal motives play an important role in this area, we chose a format consisting of semi-structured interviews to gain as many personal insights as possible.

But when participants had to choose a format for a specific strategy instruction, the majority preferred the matrix format, and there was no matching of format to the task (Experiments 1 and 2).

Collecting data from these different types of interview formats was not considered a limitation (in terms of affecting quality, quantity, or type of information shared), but as a strength (in terms of allowing women to choose a format that they were most comfortable with, and to facilitate recruitment of a geographically diverse sample).