Sentence examples for primary formats from inspiring English sources

There are two primary formats used to encapsulate WAN packets, the most common industry protocol is the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP).

The primary formats found in the collection of faculty papers include manuscript materials such as writings, correspondence, course materials, records of university departments or units, records of professional organizations, grant proposals, reports and related materials, subject and research files, and research notebooks.

AI has emerged in the business landscape in three primary formats: as a tool that surfaces insights to help people make smarter decisions, as an assistant or chatbot that aides in finding information or completing tasks and as an autonomous system that makes decisions and acts on them on humans' behalf.

The formats listed are the primary formats used for academic citations.

Two of the primary formats are the Modern Language Association MLAA) style and American Psychological Association APAAmerican Psychological Association APA

Mr. Hollande is considered likely to win the runoff on Sunday and face Mr. Sarkozy next spring, but in a new primary format, results are hard to predict.

Some have studied a range of states, including California, only to find that the primary format has no discernable effect on candidates.

Gone are the days of paper as a primary format; now we archive hybrid collections containing physical material accompanied by digital files, websites, and email.

Unlike Republicans, who used a winner-take-all primary format, Democrats use a proportional system, so candidates only need to garner 15percentt of the vote in a primary or caucus to pick up delegates.

Wall painting is the primary format in her Whitney show, organized by Debra Singer, and the images are intriguing: goddesses in sneakers, wheels formed from cowboy boots (the artist lives part time in Texas), high-color vegetation adapted from Rajput miniatures.

Since the 1980's his primary format has been the totemic arrangement of images -- mostly flora and fauna and now abstract passages, too -- in cut-out structures around a central theme.