Sentence examples for rigidly formatted from inspiring English sources
I guess it's because the UK charts are much more open, and you play lots of different stuff, and our radio is more rigidly formatted.
It's essentially a superhero cartoon with a topical overlay, a cartoon that was well done from the start but was so rigidly formatted that it had no way to grow.
In a campaign that has been wallowing in soft-focus talk-show television, the first face-to-face debate between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush was the most rigidly formatted of their three planned meetings, and as a result the candidates' demeanors were often as stiff as the lecterns they stood behind.
Cowell has never been an standard-bearer for artistic genius – his recording successes revolve mostly around bubblegum boybands and cover-version soul divas, and his TV shows are rigidly formatted New Faces derivatives – but then again, no one ever went broke in the movie business by underestimating the audience.
The necessary elements of any astronomy communication can be easily identified, efficiently described and rigidly formatted so that both robotic and human operations can use the same data.
Krigstein became ravenous for more panels than the rigidly formatted short scripts permitted; he took to subdividing the pre-lettered art boards to allow more and more — albeit smaller and narrower — boxes on his pages.
Information relevant to NexGen is found as unstructured information reported in the open literature, electronic "libraries" of molecular biology data such as those housed at the National Library of Medicine, and legally mandated test results reported to the U.S. EPA in rigidly structured formats.
This doesn't always mean sticking rigidly to the format.
A set of best practices can encourage dialogue between REBs and researchers to ensure that each informs the other of emerging issues and to not rigidly adhere to document templates for wording and formatting.
The feeling was that an Olympic medal, under the banner of Great Britain, would enhance the profile of women's rugby more than sticking rigidly to the traditional 15-a-side format.
