Sentence examples for format of two from inspiring English sources
Schedule makers say an unbalanced schedule would be unwieldy if the A.L. maintained its present format of two divisions of five teams and one of four.
In "A WALK IN YOUR SHOES: KATRINA'S AFTERMATH" (THE N, Tuesday at 9 p.m ., the serious-minded teenage documentary series abandons its usual format of two kids swapping lives.
Shand had thousands of superb imitators - tartan jackets and all - but few, until recently, broke out of the limiting format of two accordions, piano, fiddle, double-bass and drums; the stereotype was reinforced by BBC television's White Heather Club series of the 1960s, built around him.
As illustrated in Figure 3, a burst format of two identical long training symbols and 225 data OFDM symbols was used in the simulation.
The former Scottish FA chief executive told BBC Scotland that the format of two top leagues of 12 which splits into three leagues of eight had been tried - and ended - in Switzerland and Austria.
Two characteristic quantities, torsion angle and the torque, are collected and will be analyzed and processed by the computer, which owns large storage capacity and strong analyze ability, to store and display the data as the format of two dimensional graph.
With the new Olympic boxing format of four two-minute rounds in mind, Tom Mustin, the United States coach, took advantage of the Colorado altitude.
This is an official app based on BBC quiz show Eggheads, with the same format of four specialist rounds followed by a general knowledge test.
Although they would appear in two of the three debates, they said in a statement they would prefer to retain the 2010 format of three debates involving the three main parties broadly across three weeks.
Mr Evans went on to say that the show's format of four links and three VTs would be scrapped, but didn't say with what.
The special broadcast of "This American Life" follows the program's usual format of three or four acts related by theme, like the kindness of strangers or the cruelty of children.
