Sentence examples for format formerly from inspiring English sources

A note on the new Open Thread format: regular Guardian Tech readers will have noticed that we're experimenting with the format formerly known as Boot Up this week.

Test preparation took a lot of energy from faculty, but the general impression was that the format induced reasoning activities that are closer to the reality of practice than our MEQ, the format formerly used.

The unexpected financial success of rock music on FM, in turn, led station owners and consultants to seek larger audiences and bigger profits in the 1970's and 1980's by imposing playlists and formats on formerly autonomous disc jockeys.

Mr. Bohrman said they would cover the 2012 campaign, signaling a new format for the formerly globe-trotting series.

The prints are completely free, opening up access to the formerly paid format of the Library holdings to the general public, releasing an unlimited store of knowledge.

While e-books were formerly a format reserved for older generations, millennials have begun to pick up tablets too -- 37percentt of adults between 18 and 29 have read an ebook in the past year.

The band is a supergroup of sorts, made up of lead singer Nate Reuss (formerly of The Format), Andrew Dost (Anathallo) and Jack Antonoff (Steel Train).

Indeed, Canon said that its new super-high-resolution EOS 1DS Mark III camera, which is full-frame format, is intended for photographers who formerly used larger format film cameras like the Hasselblad.

While analog text is generally accessed in a fashion and format chosen by the author or publisher, "users" (formerly known as readers, formerly known as listeners) have much greater influence on how digital text appears to them.

Those are just a few of the reactions you'll probably hear as pop fans get their first earful this weekend of the ground-breaking new radio format at KTWV-FM (The WAVE), the station formerly known as KMET.

Instead, the format is turned on its ear as each formerly happy contestant is asked what he or she had done with his or her individual life.