Sentence examples for range of different formats from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has suggested there should be a range of different formats, potentially including one head-to-head debate between him and Ed Miliband and one encounter including Mr Farage and Green Party leader Natalie Bennett as well as the three main Westminster leaders.

Pharmaceutical enterprises are focusing on a range of different formats.

There are a number of different microarray technologies and platforms which generate data in a range of different formats and units.

A range of different formats has been used including open-ended questions, closed questions ('take it or leave it') and the bidding game (Russell et al. 1995; Klose 1999; Smith 2000), but there is no consensus regarding a gold standard for WTP elicitation in the literature (Klose 1999; Onwujekwe 2004).

Unfortunately such evaluation corpora were distributed to the community in a range of different formats that supposes a considerable workload for participating teams to adapt their methods to a particular task, being thus one of the factors influencing the dropout rate of registered participants.

There are huge quantities of data available in a range of different formats, and a high level of computational expertise is often required for performing analysis, even once the data have been successfully integrated into a single database [for a general review of biological data integration, see Triplet and Butler (2011)].

The Challenge Cup has taken a number of different formats, ranging from a table formed from the results of designated league fixtures to four team groups played on a round-robin basis at the beginning of the season.

The Sushi functions plotBed, plotGenes and plotManhattan facilitate the visualization of feature data in a host of different formats ranging from heatmaps of feature density to feature pileups.

All of this information is represented in a variety of different formats ranging from unstructured data such as texts and images in published technical reports and academic articles to semi-structured data such as tables and key delimited records and structured data such as database entries, and XML files.

Ghosts I IV was made available in a number of different formats and forms, ranging from a free download of the first volume, to a $300 Ultra-Deluxe limited edition package.

The CAD data format translator is developed to translate files of different formats into the STEP format.