Sentence examples for format uses from inspiring English sources

"Invalid Format" uses tropes that are familiar from electronic media: page spreads flow vertically and horizontally, just like on the iPad.

The format uses plain language and makes it easier for consumers to see what sort of fees an account charges and to compare various banks' offerings.

The question-and-answer format uses slightly altered typefaces for mother and child and sometimes -- but, alas, not always -- quotation marks to indicate that the narrative voice is switching back and forth.

Apart from being close to the "golden ratio" of 1.62 1, based on a logarithmic spiral and beloved of renaissance artists and modern designers alike, the modern display format uses the screen area more efficiently, especially when showing video.

The format uses a block concept to describe frequently occurring special features of carbohydrate sequences like repeating units.

The CIF/STAR format uses a similar approach to JCAMP-DX (see below) in that a number of text strings are defined to identify specific metadata/data items.

But TiVo's recorders use a video format used in DVDs that is known as MPEG2, and not any of the several formats used for online video.

The competitions follow the Olympic format, using the same number of rounds and rest days.

Many software products mimic the question-and-answer format used by lawyers.

Each can play videos, provided they are converted to an appropriate format using PC software.

(It's a relative of the format used by Blu-ray high-definition DVDs).