Sentence examples for format established from inspiring English sources

These are but three dishes on a vast menu, which is compartmentalized, a format established at Craft.

The level of annual grant is announced in November, and under the format established in 1996 has traditionally been tied to the RPI.

(Why 30 days when May and October each hath, er, have 31? The idea is to follow the brand format established last September by the first fashion campaign).

The images represent the heyday of social documentary, but also the photo-essay format established by magazines like Life and Look.

The second of three programs in his company's residency at Montclair State University, this 90-minute piece followed the "event" format established by Merce Cunningham, in which excerpts from dances are sewn together to create a new piece of sorts.

"I got this e-mail from Michael saying something like, 'I'm not sure if I'm embarrassed by this, but I really, really like this program.' " But one of the biggest hurdles was the format established in Britain, where the show played 13 nights in a row.

Specifically, automaticity is achieved because (1) specifying the exact cues in the 'if' component prompts the behavioral response that the person committed him/herself to when forming the if-then plan [ 37]; and (2) the if-then contingency format establishes a strong mental link of causality between the critical cues ('if' component) and the chosen behavioral response ('then' component) [ 38].

However, leveraging these approaches requires more than importing biology content into formats established in physics.

ProViz addresses queries directly to the IntAct database even though it comes with support of some standard file formats, established in systems biology, like PSI-MI (see below).

Its modulation format is established upon OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing).

Then the format was established: when he brought the first guest out, I'd move over to the sofa.