Sentence examples for a tighter version from inspiring English sources

A tighter version of Boole's inequality is derived and used to provide a new upper bound on the joint chance constraint, and simulation results are shown demonstrating the benefit of the proposed upper bound.

The Disclose 2012 Act, introduced by Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, is a tighter version of the 2010 bill that was blocked in the Senate by a Republican filibuster.

As a result, the show is a faster, tighter version of the classic life-of-a-rock-band formula.

With no embellishment, David Mamet's film, based on Terence Rattigan's play, "pares the play down to its essentials, arriving at a faithful but tighter version" (Maslin).

We cross a bridge over an algae-choked river into a tighter, dustier version of the streets of downtown Wen'an.

Showing a tighter cropped version of the images (blue line) drops their accuracy to 97.53%, due to the lack of context available.

We should recognize that reinstating a viable set of regulations--something akin to a legally tight version of the Senate's bill--will not, by itself, ensure stable commodity futures markets.

Ms. Ono has also released "Double Fantasy/Stripped Down," a radical remix of the 1980 album in which her elimination of overdubs and effects yields a tight, punchy version of the set, in which the vocals are clear and crisp.

I was wearing jeans and a black shirt; everyone else was wearing school uniform, albeit a tighter, sexier, shorter version – shirt, tie and cleavage.

"But it's the tightest version that I could give them and not feel like I raped it a little bit".

There's a desktop version that has more features available, but the smartphone app offers more than enough to keep a tighter grip on your spending.