Sentence examples for an improved edition from inspiring English sources
The newly proposed hybrid design in the porous core region can be considered as an improved edition in the research of THz porous core fibers.
This developed and summarized issues developed in fuller detail in the Le Monde (The World, or Treatise on Light) published posthumously in 1664, with an improved edition appearing in 1677.
Some research results have been implemented, such as improved drug information, indicators of pharmacy practice and an improved edition of the Standard Treatment Guidelines, which shows that research evidence in some cases has been both convincing and has provided a practical solution, supporting the idea that even smaller HSR projects may have an impact on policy.
An improved edition was published in 1859, which became the source of Bultmann's 1860 NT.
A much improved edition of the complete poems was brought out in 1998 by R.W. Franklin.
For example, drug information and licensing have improved, indicators of pharmacy practice developed within the programme have helped in continued monitoring, and a new, improved edition of the Standard Treatment Guidelines has been published.
Fifth, adopt an improved version of SEIR.
Okay, it's not quite the same Gears – the version currently retailing is an improved "Ultimate Edition" exclusive to the Xbox One (for now), using the current-gen console's increased power to generate 60 frames-per-second, super-glossy (but still pretty grey, like that could ever change) visuals, displayed in crisp 1080p.
OK, it's not quite the same Gears the version currently retailing is an improved "Ultimate Edition" exclusive to the Xbox One (for now), using the current-gen console's increased power to generate 60 frames-per-second, super-glossy (but still pretty grey, like that could ever change) visuals, displayed in crisp 1080p.
In 1930, Hitti produced an improved Arabic edition, and an English translation.
The guidelines are also being used to develop an improved second edition MHFA training course.
