Sentence examples for a hard version of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a hard version of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a more challenging or difficult adaptation of something, such as a game, task, or concept. Example: "This is a hard version of the original puzzle, designed to test even the most skilled players."
The algorithm works for a hard version of the problem where the sizes of the smallest and the largest jobs are not known in advance, only Δ and n are known.
"I have never seen tact and taboo discussed in the same context, but one is just a hard version of the other, and it's not clear where people draw the line between their private concerns and these social limits".
A harder version of the matrix transposition cipher is the column-scrambled matrix transposition cipher.
However, he warns, "You can't play too many of 'em at once, or it sounds like an 'adult alternative' station, like a harder version of KOST.
Every level includes five missions; only the first is required to continue on during the campaign, but other missions include completing a harder version of a level and collecting 100 rings.
The process of interesterification, which involves randomly reshuffling the fatty acids in PO, produces a harder version of PO with a melting point ~33 35 °C making it suitable for food applications that require high melting point fats.
"This is a particularly hard version of the question of how ordinary middle-size objects arise from the interaction of atoms and molecules," explains Bennett.
In this paper, we describe the development of a radiation hard version of this chip that will be used in the H1 vertex detector for operation at the luminosity upgraded HERA machine.
It was basically a better (and harder) version of the PS2's Medal of Honor: Frontline.
The 650S is a more powerful, harder version of the 12C, described by McLaren as "its fastest, most engaging, best equipped and most beautiful series-production supercar yet".
A hard copy version of the ASFIS list of species was published in 2002 and can be requested free of charge (see Contacts).
