Sentence examples for acquired version from inspiring English sources

As soon as he hit the enter key, page after page appeared, filled with articles describing an acquired version of hypokalemic periodic paralysis triggered by high levels of thyroid hormone.

The effectiveness of the enhancement process of the digitally acquired version of the print can thus be evaluated based on the obtained increment in the value of.

The Paris Opera Ballet acquired versions by Heinz Spoerli and Joseph Lazzini in the 1980s, but these haven't been performed since, and with the Ashton version, which opened on Saturday at the Palais Garnier, the company remedies a long-held deficit in that choreographer's oeuvre.

He also acquired another version of the Vinaya worked out by the Sarvastivada school an early Buddhist group that taught the equal reality of all mental states (past, present, and future)—and the famous Mahaparinirvana-sutra.

No British company has performed his work and it's a coup for Northern Ballet to have acquired his version of Romeo and Juliet which focuses more on the complex adolescent intensities of the two lovers, than on the political feuding of their families.

The Hirshhorn acquired a version of the busts in 2001 and a few years later, the piece cast in soap began to exhibit problems.

The data were acquired using version 6.1.3 of the FACSDiva software (BD Biosciences) and analyzed using FlowJo software (Tree Star Inc., Stanford, CA, USA).

Imaging was carried out using the DeltaVision System (Applied Precision) installed with Resolve3D SoftWoRx-Acquire Version 4.0.0.

In January 2011 New York City's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) jumped into the ongoing debate over art and freedom of speech when it acquired two versions of David Wojnarowicz's video A Fire in My Belly (1986 87) for its permanent collection.

"It is a unique chance for someone or some museum to acquire this version.

His instinct for running against what his party wanted was in part an attempt to acquire a version of the authority that would have gone with the job in earlier times.