Sentence examples for a reliable version of from inspiring English sources

print of "Laws of Love" — that a reliable version of "Different from the Others" was completed, using detailed Nazi censorship records as a narrative guide, and with images substituted for the missing scenes.

A reliable version of events generally emerges because vanity (in the form of a visible number of retweets for the user who posts the canonical version) fuels the process, much as a writer's byline can press ego into the service of good writing.

For 500 years, knowledge was contained, in a fixed format that you believed to be a reliable version of the truth; now, moving to the post-print era, we are returning to an age when you're as likely to hear information, right or wrong, from people you come across.

But aside from that, we're going to see a plug unstoppered on industries that needed a reliable version of this kind of AR portal in order to execute on a vision.

Specifically, we don't have a reliable version of what Professor Stephen M. Griffin has called a "cycle of accountability" in making war because Congress is not so structured as to be an effective co-equal partner in foreign policy and national security deliberations.

Regarding the lack of a valid and reliable version of MIDAS in Iranian population, the aim of this study was linguistic validation and assessment of psychometric properties of Persian version of MIDAS questionnaire.

Sun eventually downgraded to an older, but more reliable, version of the software, and the financing went through.

Try the Camry, a quieter and far more reliable version of Mom's old Fairlane.

The proposed tool generates different (more reliable) versions of the original design based on Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) technique and classifies them according to the metrics supplied by the designer.

We were once again impressed by the professionalism with which the place is run and by the reliable versions of traditional Barcelona dishes.

It is important to support reliable version handling of previous versions of the tools.