"string format" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically refers to the formatting of a string of text or characters, so it can be used when referring to writing code or when discussing how a document or file is organized. For example, "The programmer changed the string format of the document so that it would be easier to read."
When sender or receiver belongs to different platform, the messages automatically convert to/from the FIFA compliant string format.
First, it has one step more at initialization which uses a rule-based generator algorithm that transforms relations and data structures in a binary string format.
Later, our system compresses the stroke information with GZip and transforms the zipped data to the Base64 string format for efficient Internet transportation.
The RSA implementation has utilized the string format to generate the RSA keys, and its length varies from 306 to 309 (detailed in Section 6.1) [26.1
The RSA implementation has utilized the string format to generate the RSA keys and its length varies from 306 to 309 which is equivalent to 1015 to 1024 in binary bits.
Python has a "string format" operator %.
Then, the GPS unit's date-time string formatted as a NMEA 0183 GPRMC sentence is read by the Rabbit MCU.
Because the 'consequence' strings in the VCF information field contain a wealth of parseable information, Olorin supports further processing of two variant consequence string formats: the UK10K analysis pipeline format and the Ensembl Variant Effect Predictor format (McLaren et al., 2010).
The soloist-with-strings format has long been a sign of middlebrow aspiration in jazz, reflecting both a desire to impress and an urge to transcend.
Just as Mr. Wilson reimagines the "with strings" format, transforming the onstage assemblage into something of an octet, so do the smaller groups challenge convention.
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