Sentence examples for format essentially from inspiring English sources

The October 1892 version of Edison's Kinetograph camera employed the format essentially still in use today.

It's an improv format, essentially; it's what a telly panel show would look like if it weren't scripted and edited.

You can see that there might have been some internal conflict in Redmond: do you release a product that will translate the new format, essentially hobbling the reason for upgrading?

The best most manufacturers could do when selling through traditional channels is to use a so-called store-within-a-store format -- essentially, an agency model for brick-and-mortar retailers.

Meanwhile, Warner Music Group touted the imminent launch of its "Music Video Interactive," or MVI, format, essentially an album released on a DVD with related video content, photo galleries and other extra features.

This would also confirm the reports that we heard that it is looking at a card-style format — essentially adding commerce 'cards' into the river in the same way that a promoted post, or a very noncommercial photo from your friend, might appear in your feed today.

Like jazz, the music has been issued in various audio formats, essentially since the invention of sound recording, including wax cylinder, shellac disc, long-playing record, compact disc, and now in digital sound file form.

Because most publishers are simply porting their content into digital magazine formats — essentially PDFs with some interactive elements, which mainly seem to exist so ads can have some silly moving element, take longer to load, and crash often.

Because most publishers are simply porting their content into digital magazine formats — essentially PDFs with some interactive elements that mainly seem to exist so ads can have some silly moving element, take longer to load, and crash often.

The fluorescence anisotropy of [OG488]-EGR-hXa was measured using a Perkin-Elmer LS-50B luminescence spectrometer in L-format essentially as extensively described previously (23).

Its single movement format -- essentially, an adagio with two faster episodes interspersed, all in about 30 minutes -- gives it a pleasing cohesiveness.