Sentence examples for the ideal format from inspiring English sources

The ideal format, a flexible display that could be rolled or folded like a newspaper, is still years off, says E Ink.

Flipping quickly through the offers with my thumb, it occurred to me that mobile phones were the ideal format for scanning possibly disposable information like this.

"Wikipedia is the ideal format to reach a global audience – being predominantly text-based it is easy to transmit over even the narrowest bandwidth," agreed Ronan Gruenbaum, dean, undergraduate London at Hult International Business School.

She originally intended to write a conventional book but, after her elder son bought her an iPad, she decided ebooks were the ideal format because they allow interactivity and "an iPad looks like the old school slate".

Flip makes perfect sense as the ideal format for first time home buyers who average 30-32 years of age".

eBay says these listings are typically are the ideal format for people who sell on the site occasionally.

Converting the relationship of genes in complexes (groups) into binary gene pair relationships may not be the most ideal format for some users, who wish to refer to the original protein complexes information in pathways.

But that's a little awkward, he notes, and doesn't always present the post in an ideal format.

Aspect had always provided its massive catalog on CD-ROM, but the Web is an ideal format.

Though the full-length album may not be Lindstrom's ideal format — in the past five or so years, he's released numerous singles, remixes and collaborations, most notably with his fellow Norwegian Prins Thomas — "Where You Go I Go Too" was one of last year's most exquisite dance records, prim and lush all at once.

The short film, he said, is an ideal format for adapting poems.