Sentence examples for prevalent format from inspiring English sources

Presented by Freedom Studios, The Mill is an example of the increasingly prevalent format of what might be termed woodwork theatre: whereby the audience is invited to explore an unconventional space until gradually the reasons for being there creep out of the woodwork.

XML is becoming a prevalent format and standard for data exchange in many applications.

In 2014, BOP is the most prevalent label format worldwide (9) and at least 75% of the global population lives in countries with BOP labelling regulations (10).

Whereas avid movie watchers prefer the wide-screen format prevalent on DVD, more general audiences still prefer the square image that fills the television screen.

Our microarrays have shown the unique advantages in aspects of parallelism, cost, signal stability and usability, overcoming most limitations of the current prevalent ELISA test format.

DownStream Technologies calls OD B++"the defacto standard for intelligent data exchange in EDA" In 2002, Dana Korf of Sanmina/SCI called OD B++"the prevalent non-Gerber format".

The first of these main codes was a focus on Documents (rho = 0.12, p < 0.01), including the prevalent subcodes "different formats for different purposes" (12%% of phase excerpts) and "VMEP framework as a catalyst" (11%% of phase excerpts).

He saved his strongest words for the super-combined format, now prevalent on tour.

This format has become less prevalent in recent times, but plays of one act are still performed.

Ucamco, the developers of the Gerber format, argue that the prevalent Gerber-based flow (with some additions) can be as complete and efficient as OD B++

Multimedia objects, in a variety of formats are becoming more prevalent in the online learning environment (Sims et al. 2002).