Sentence examples for a recent iteration of from inspiring English sources
In a recent iteration of his screen, Williams Cos., a Tulsa-based gas pipeline company, got the best score by dint of a huge surge in 2003 revenues and its margin improvements.
Queer historian Marc Stein, the author of Rethinking the Gay and Lesbian Movement, sees gay dating apps as only a recent iteration of LGBTQ social networks throughout history.
99 In a recent iteration of this approach, 93 patients were treated with a non-myeloablative preparatory regimen comprised of cyclophosphamide 60 mg/kg daily for 2 days followed by fludarabine dosed at 25 mg/m daily for 5 days.
Cam'ron comes from a more recent iteration of hip hop legends, but was a solid choice to headline the night.
A more recent iteration of this approach was offered by Madan and colleagues in a multiple interventions meta-analysis of smoking cessation interventions [ 31].
In Britain the Tories have been fighting for months to introduce a bill to ban "extremists" from UK campuses; a recent iteration casts UK colleges as monitors of "acceptable" speech.
So it should have come as no surprise three months ago when the court announced that next term it would hear a challenge to the most recent iteration of the University of Texas plan for affirmation action in admissions.
Why wouldn't there be massive interest in the most recent iteration of a conflict that has been boiling for centuries?
Think of DaimlerChrysler's Crossfire (which drove oddly and had a jumbled design) or the most recent iteration of Ford Motor's Thunderbird (attractive, but with handling only a South Florida retiree could love).
This more recent iteration of RoomQuake introduces a knowledge-building progression in which a series of challenges is presented to students where they must determine the characteristics of earthquakes using a variety of tools including seismographs, tape measures, and stop watches.
The charge that the president is a faker on religious freedom is the most recent iteration of the ongoing attack on his legitimacy: it is the new "birther" movement.
