Sentence examples for format represents from inspiring English sources

Computerization, with a change from paper to electronic format, represents an alternative to traditional information management.

The two-phase format represents an experiment to speed trials by Judge Higbee, who is responsible for about 16,800 of more than 27,000 lawsuits filed against Merck over Vioxx.

From the Stone Temple Pilots who serve up a grinding mix of coherent hard rock to the energetic ska-punk of Gwen Stefani's No Doubt, much of what the current modern rock format represents is showcased here.

This is called a 17.14 fixed-point number representation, because there are 17 bits before the decimal point, 14 bits after it, and one sign bit. 7) A number in 17.14 format represents, at maximum, a value of (2**31 - 1)/(2**14) = approx. 131,071.999.

The format represents a molecule by listing the connections between the different atoms and is illustrated in Fig. 4.

The STL format represents a solid (in this case the patient's plaster casts) through a mesh of triangles in a 3D environment.

These notes (in PDF format) represent an exposition of the material typically covered in a freshman E&M course.

"Comics and graphic novels, especially in digital format, represent a unique area for innovation," said Amazon Publishing vice president Jeff Belle in a statement.

Fuzzy data of each input is expressed in terms of the belief degree format representing the extent to which the fuzzy data belongs to the associated fuzzy set.

He made clear, too, in his gnomic, aphoristic writings on art that is static format represented for him a kind of order, an order in which he found not only an esthetic but an ethnic as well.

"Comics and graphic novels, especially in digital format, represent a unique area for innovation," Jeff Belle, vice president of Amazon Publishing said in the company's release about Jet City.