Sentence examples for format meaning from inspiring English sources

Crucially, they're fixed format, meaning that the poets' original line breaks are preserved.

The downloads will be sold in the MP3 format, meaning they can be played on any portable music player including the iPod.

New keyboard layouts would have to compete with an established format, meaning consumers would have to adapt to a new system they had no experience with.

The elite level of international hockey is based on a tournament format, meaning players have to be ready to play eight games over two weeks.

And the filings will only have to be in PDF format, meaning that some extra work will have to be done to make the database fully searchable.

The biggest difference will be the injection of technology into the curriculum, with more courses taught in hybrid format, meaning a mix of face to face and online.

Machine Readable – The decisions should be made available in machine readable formats, meaning at least digitally created PDFs.

The hacked Sony documents were originally not much more than hard-drive images converted into common compressed file formats, meaning that anyone curious about the information could download it from a filesharing service like BitTorrent.

The precise cause of the issue has not been confirmed, although speculation points to the way iOS stores date and time formats meaning that 1 January 1970 is stored as a value of zero or less than zero, causing every other process that requires the time stamp to fail.

It's compatible with JPEG/MP3/WMA/WAV formats (meaning it won't display videos).

Clickable Pro 2.0 also adds beta support for what it dubs Emerging Google Ad Formats, meaning less standard media placements like image ads (banners), local business (maps) and mobile (text and image) ads.