Sentence examples for formats the difference from inspiring English sources

In 2014, Christopher Nolan wrote an article for The Wall Street Journal where he expressed concern that as the film industry transitions away from photochemical film towards digital formats, the difference between seeing films in theaters versus on other formats will become trivialized, leaving audiences no incentive to seek out a theatrical experience.

Montague uses the same format, with the difference that besides g he also has i, the time of reference and j, the possible world, as superscripts.

To this day, my syndicate assures me that some editors liked the new format, appreciated the difference, and were happy to run the larger strip, but I think it's fair to say that this was not the most common reaction.

If you are looking at medium format, understand the differences between medium format and 35mm.

Additionally, our decision to switch from a paper-and-pencil to online format and the differences in allotted time to complete the pre- and postinstructional tests may have influenced our results on the change in alternate conceptions and MATE scores in phase III of the study.

In terms of formatting, the only difference is that Jmol SMILES allows for comments and whitespace.

1. Format The first difference you will notice between the SAT and the ACT is the format of the test.

Social media is inherently about giving up traditional control in a real-time format, similar to the difference between a vetted press release and a tweet or Facebook post.

This compensation format can explain the difference in treatment time between the two centres.

In the bricks and mortar world, retailers have long understood that different venues call for different retail formats – think of the differences between a flagship Starbucks in a downtown location relative to a Starbucks tucked inside a Safeway supermarket.

The report analyzed responses from 4,000 marketers from around the globe, from a number of business formats (B2B/B2C) to determine the difference between high performers and underperformers.