Sentence examples for simpler format from inspiring English sources

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, which oversees many of the nation's mortgage regulations, unveiled the new, simpler format for the good faith estimates earlier this month.

Despite Glass's protests, Twitter's home page featured a cute white bird, which has become iconic, and a question: "What are you doing?" Twitter began with a "friend" function, in an apparent echo of Facebook, but this was dropped in favor of a simpler format in which users could simply "follow" others, including strangers.

Parents wishing to introduce their children to van Gogh's work in a simpler format may want to check out VAN GOGH AND THE SUNFLOWERS for iPad (free to try; $3.99 for the full app), the digitized version of Laurence Anholt's 2007 picture book about a young French boy and his quirky painter pal, Vincent.

And the recently acquired, newly redesigned Digg is a prime example of distilling content down to a simpler format.

The Feed URL for Techcrunch, for instance, is "http://feeds.feedburner.com/Techcrunch", which is a much simpler format that standard RSS feeds.

In 2006 Brady Forest and Bre Petis from O'Reilly Media created an event called Ignite, an evening of short talks and socializing, which uses a simpler format of 20 slides, with 15 seconds per slide, for a total of five minutes.

Several standards serve this purpose: RDF/XML is an XML-based serialization [13], while simpler formats exist with N-Triples [14] and Notation3 [15].

Simpler formats are used as an introduction to the IEEE 754 standard, with the aim of presenting the fundamentals of the floating point computation and emphasizing its limitations.

We preferred to keep these simpler formats and to enrich the input with the related attributes.

The site then organized the data in a simple format.

"All life is here, in this deceptively simple format," agrees illustrator Jane Ray.