Sentence examples for major formats from inspiring English sources
The magazine started counting digital sales and online streams along with radio airplay in its tallies for most major formats.
SMILES is one of the major formats seeking to condense this tabular format into a more compact and easier to use linear, alphanumeric string [18].
"Over the course of the next year we're going to have all of the major formats of lights and fixtures," he adds.
Immunocytokines come in two major formats, cytokine-scFv (or other fragment) fusions which have a short circulating half-life and cytokine-IgG fusions, which retain a long half-life (Neri and Sondel 2016).
The free downloadable video player will allows users to save and organize video files in all major formats including Flash, QuickTime, RealMedia and Window Media and will support video ripping from sites such as YouTube, Google, Yahoo!, Brightcove, AOL and The New York Times.
These are the major formats and associated track listings of single releases of "Showdown", written and produced by Rob Swire.
Given glam metal's lack of a major format presence on radio, bands were left without a clear way to reach their audience.
While other comedies have made the switch from single to multicam in the past ("Happy Days" and "Newhart" being the best known examples), it's practically unheard of for a show to attempt such a major format change in the middle of the current season.
This point was illustrated with an eye-opening comparison of two second-string classics from 1989: DuckTales for the NES (which is currently only available in a sense by way of a recent HD remake, produced at great expense) and the John Candy/Macaulay Culkin vehicle Uncle Buck (a film that continues to be released on every major format, thanks to the inexpensive nature of re-encoding video).
BS-Seeker2 has been improved from BS-Seeker, by integrating variable aligners, supporting both WGBS and RRBS, and allowing mapping both single-end and paired-end reads, supporting all major input formats and output formats.
Jacobs ponders the art-text connection further: "I like to play with format, mostly because it often feels like the major storytelling formats people write in novel, short story, plays, screenplays are sort of arbitrary, and there's really only a handful of those arbitrary options.
