Sentence examples for an enlarged version from inspiring English sources
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What Dewey proposed was essentially an enlarged version of a card catalogue, where paper documents hung vertically in long drawers.
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Behind the fountain, in the wall, he installed an enlarged version of his United Nations refugee card, certifying that his family was dispossessed in the Israeli-Arab war of 1948.
Mr. Groenke created a cast of the frog's head — essentially an enlarged version of the Pac-Man frog — and Ms. Betti-Nash sculpted the body with clay and painted it with water-based acrylics.
The plot presented in Figure 12(a) shows the falling edge expected from two different trapezoidal shapes, one with a 5 ns rise time, and the other with a 25 ns rise time, and Figure 12 (b) shows an enlarged version.
A vastly enlarged version of a show presented in 2002 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, "Bravehearts" will undo the considerable damage Prince Charles has inflicted on the cause of kilts.
A much enlarged version of the machine, with a programming system designed by Turing, became the world's first commercially available computer, the Ferranti Mark I. The first to be completed was installed at Manchester University in February 1951; in all about ten were sold, in Britain, Canada, Holland and Italy.
However, a substantially enlarged version of Boris Johnson's vision for an island airport will inevitably run into the same sort of opposition that his - and architect Sir Norman Foster's similar plans for the Isle of Grain - have already encountered.
Which is a grotesquely enlarged version of what I suspect is a common fear among mothers-to-be: Will they feel the way they "should" about their children?
