Tiff used in a sentence

Tiff in a sentence as a noun

There's been a tiff over that for the last decade or so.

He's not talking about holding up a scanner to your screen, scanning it, then OCR'ing a big tiff.

It was basically a scanner hooked up to a Mac that would send the resulting tiff files over FTP.

This is why photographers may shoot in RAW, but output to jpeg or tiff and why HD video is edited in 145Mbit/s, but delivered on blu-ray in 40 Mbit/s.

The following tiff and yelling about academic misconduct was pretty funny.

There's always the delightful possibility that your country and the US get into a tiff, or a competitor country is smart enough to reverse-engineer it, and suddenly your very expensive air force stops working.