Sentence examples for format was broken from inspiring English sources

Last year, for example, the encryption scheme underlying Microsoft's Windows Media audio format was broken only a day after it was introduced.

"I've been saying this since I opened the store: the traditional reading format is broken," Sarah McNally, the owner of McNally Jackson, tells him.

As New York University journalism professor Jay Rosen has explained, the Sunday show format is broken.

The formatting is broken, sure, but that's the least of its problems.

The four-day fall conference was broken up into plenary sessions, where SVN brought together successful entrepreneurs to present, often in an interactive interview format.

The format for time is broken into three sections: minute, second, and hundredths of a second.

In a digital format, hours of programming are broken into bite-size chunks.

It is a dodgy move and the show retains the 22-minute format that network sitcoms share, including being broken down into acts.

If we draw a quick matrix of contents v time and devices, chances are it will look like this: As the graph shows, in a ideal world, a news stream should be broken into multiple formats to fit different devices at different times of the day.

Vittachi and his colleagues decided to organise a prize in which the narrow format that underpins most book awards would be broken open.

This chapter presents a scheme that how phases and activities will be broken down into a specific presentation format in the discussion.