Sentence examples for compromise format from inspiring English sources

Beijing brokered the compromise format of a three-way meeting.

The Bryans originally threatened a strike and a law suit before a compromise format was evolved, though they have only agreed to try this for one year.

This week, Warner strikes back with a superlative Blu-ray 3-D version of the 1953 "House of Wax," probably the most famous of the first wave of studio 3-D films and very likely, thanks to 60 years of reissues in variously compromised formats, the most profitable.

Like other national retailers that have come into Manhattan in recent years, Walgreen was initially reluctant to compromise on its traditional format — its suburban stores average 11,000 to 13,000 square feet — although it has operated smaller stores in San Francisco for decades.

Lastly, from both the therapist and participant perspectives, our results indicate that the video conferencing format did not compromise outcomes with regard to mood or thematic content of the sessions.

Previous standards wars have been resolved in one of four different ways.The first possibility is a compromise between the two rival formats, as happened in 1995 with the DVD standard.

The word "paper" is important in that sentence, because the format required numerous compromises.

All the images are stored as HR JPEG images: this format was selected as a compromise between storage efficiency (since the cameras are running autonomously for up to 6 months without supervision) and data quality.

Different preferences imply that using a combined verbal and numerical format may be the best compromise to suit various needs.

But his bid to improve it with the revamped qualifying was accepted only as a compromise as the least unacceptable of the formats he proposed and one that has exposed the sport to ridicule.

For example, one classic context effect, the compromise effect, is strengthened by a by-dimension presentation format.