Sentence examples for various formats and from inspiring English sources
An image called "Zulu Mothers" was very popular and circulated in various formats, and we have a number of postcards reproducing the same picture.
SALT proponents say the new standards will enable input and feedback in various formats and interfaces, which they call multi-modal.
And some looked at perception, by offering statistics in various formats and having people rate how effective they believed the treatment to be.
Those systems generate huge amounts of data of various formats and in various granularities, from packet level to statistics about whole flows.
As you'd imagine, the more trial runs you've had, the more confident and calm you'll be when taking a high-stakes test, because the various formats and questions, as well as the entire experience, will seem more familiar.
But today, Brown is perhaps best remembered for THE READIES (Rice University, various formats and prices), a 1930 manifesto blending the fervor of the Futurists with the playfulness of Jules Verne.
In all these "encyclopedias" of philosophy addressed to different audiences and displaying various formats, methodologies and styles metaphysics constitutes, together with logic and natural philosophy, a permanent and pivotal part of philosophy.
APCs pay for online submission and efficient peer review, for the article to be freely and universally accessible in various formats online, and for the processes required for inclusion in PubMed and archiving as described above.
The APC pays for efficient and thorough peer review, for the article to be freely and universally accessible in various formats online, and for the processes required for inclusion in PubMed and archiving in PubMed Central.
The company has developed a new product called Wise Air that predicts bid prices and effectiveness of your ads in various formats, sites and times.
The prototype tool is built on a GIS platform as it helps in integrating and managing vast and various formats of data and can connect various data sets together by common locational data e.g. address (Goodchild 2009).
