Sentence examples for a micro version from inspiring English sources

We see ourselves as a micro version of what could happen for the country".

The changes are basically small extensions and documentation improvements, so it is a micro version increment only.

Syl in a lot of ways is a micro version of us being able to say, here's one thing that we can do really well.

And what we're wrestling with is nothing more than a micro version of what all multicultural societies are struggling with: how to offer hospitality to others without betraying your own traditions or beliefs.

Users can enjoy all the typical cellphone capabilities (and frustrations) and can browse a micro version of the Web through the G.S.M./G.P.R.S. network, dial numbers by voice command, send text messages and play games on the distinctive white-on-black display, including Paddleball, a one-handed version of Pong.

So essentially, it's a micro version of real aerial survey vehicles.

I managed to consume some of my own hair in the mad sprint to shovel ramen into my face and spent a while choking, without anyone acknowledging it — a micro-version of the ultimate New York City dweller's nightmare, of having to Heimlich yourself, alone in your apartment.

Minutes later, amid the cries of sea gulls, we disembarked in Uskudar on the Asia side and stood before the 16th-century Semsi Pasha, one of the city's most diminutive mosques, a micro-version of massive temples like the famous Blue Mosque.

Continuous turnover of upper management over the last decade, coupled with nonexistent long-term financial planning, has turned Southern California's oldest public radio station into a micro-version of Greece.

Motherboard thought it might be fun to put together a micro-version of West's book by selecting the first Google Images result for one Urban Dictionary term per letter of the alphabet.* Along with that image, we've included Urban Dictionary's top definition a.k.a., the one that got the most votes.

ME (MoleExpert micro Version 3.3.30.156) takes a dermoscopic image from the DermoGenius device as input.