Sentence examples for because the version of from inspiring English sources
We're turning to the security council because the version of these lurid events comes mostly from Turkey's government-controlled press, not free and independent journalistic outlets.
Because the version of the device that was sold in the United States was never clinically tested in patients, officials used the controls to assess the implant.
That deal does not give Microsoft much more than bragging rights, though, because the version of Internet Explorer that America Online uses is so well integrated into its own software that most users do not know when it is running.
Because the version of the report that the military released was heavily redacted, it was unclear why relief was slow to get to Keating, although bad weather was cited in part.
We note that, BCTS cannot be used in this scheme because the version of the estimated channel (estimated with omnidirectional antenna) which is available at the current destination, does not take into account the transmit Bd.
Characterizing the secrecy capacity region of this channel model in its most general form is difficult, because the version of this problem without any secrecy constraints, is the broadcast channel with an arbitrary number of receivers, whose capacity region is open.
Many times these crashes or slow-downs are happening because of the version of the app, the type of device or version of operating system and it's hard to know what caused it without help.
Because unlike the version of the Facebook ad you see above, the original post did not mention the 50% cap on the promotion.
Maybe because for years the version of feminism that many people absorbed was an advertising promise -- a set of glamorous, fleeting images suggesting insta-liberation.
Again the intentionalist can reject the supplemented form of the argument from hallucination from §3.1.1 because this version of the argument relies on the Phenomenal Principle.
It is connected to the Brm complex because the yeast version of the Brm complex (Swi/Snf) is also implicated in histone disassembly and removal during transcriptional elongation (Schwabish and Struhl, 2007).
