Sentence examples for formats for example from inspiring English sources
I like the fact that different parts of my musical listening appear on different formats, for example my musical taste during 2000-2001 is almost exclusively to be found on Mini-Disc!
The ISPS Data Archive team will also create additional files formats, for example ASCII and R, metadata describing the study and associated files, and an XML file with machine-readable study-level and variable-level information using DDI 3.2.
But purchasers should at least have the right to copy this material for the purposes of using it in other formats (for example, copying a CD to a cassette so that it can be enjoyed in a vehicle's tape player) and archiving it so that they can enjoy it if the original media becomes damaged or degrades over time.
"In a globally competitive world, the ability to analyze data presented in different formats — for example, in tabular or graphical form, or in written summary — and to then identify where you might find a competitive advantage becomes increasingly important," Mr. Sarathy added.
It's possible to record in lossless formats, for example, or to have a separate track per participant to make editing sound far more professional.
Once a data model is defined, it could be serialized into different formats, for example RDF/XML [9], N3 [10], TURTLE [11].
The dichotomous choice format, for example, is said to result in fewer protest responses.
You won't be able to play music a device doesn't support (an iPhone won't play music encoded in Windows Media Audio format, for example).
Once a song has safely arrived on your hard drive, you can export it — in AIFF or WAV format, for example — and then import it into a program like iTunes or Windows Media Player for burning to a blank CD.
Whether in marketing, store or branch location analysis, or website design, the most reliable insights relate to the potential impact and value of tactical changes: a new store format, for example, or marketing promotion or service process.
"America Undercover" programs are usually an hour, while filmmakers tend to favor a 90-minute format, for example, and HBO prefers to broadcast the premiere of the film on the channel itself rather than use documentaries that have already run in cinemas.
