Sentence examples for develop a common format from inspiring English sources
Bertelsmann, AOL Time Warner, EMI Group and the Internet company RealNetworks formed a partnership called MusicNet that would pool their music catalogs and develop a common format for digital music.
All of the SDOP formats are openly available on the web site to facilitate discussion on developing a common format for sharing and comparing detailed experimental protocol information among research communities.
4. The IASC should develop a common reporting format that can be promoted as a single reporting format in all new emergencies.
For doing that, however, it would be very useful to develop a common file format".
The NeXus data format was originally developed as a common format for storing data collected during neutron and X-ray experiments.
The goals include collecting information in a common format, developing prototype methods for gathering information on the phone and Internet and creating a follow-up questionnaire for medical providers.
Learning Objects (LOs) are a common format for developing and sharing educational content and they have been defined by Wiley (2002) as: "any type of digital resource that can be reused to support learning".
Because challenges are posed by the unique curriculum and mode of research training offered by each graduate program, especially when field-based research is used rather than bench-based research, a common format was developed in which each IMSD student provides the title of his or her research project, a clearly stated driving hypothesis, and the methodology.
Based on the wide acceptance of MAGE-TAB, a generalization of this format (ISA-TAB) was developed to support the broader community need for a common format to support the exchange of data about 'omics studies employing a combination of methodologies (e.g., genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics).
Possibly major research bodies should start to have a common format for recording delays in recruitment and analysing them against dimensions of readiness, to develop a greater understanding and evidence base.
