Sentence examples for before a new version from inspiring English sources

The PWC estimates assume that the Galileo networks will become operational, as planned, by 2008, before a new version of GPS becomes available.

It would be two-thirds the height of current standard British pylons, although National Grid engineers will work closely with the architects before a new version is allowed to march across the country.

Before a new version is released, it is tested on a simulation rack.

In the field of cyber-physical systems and critical systems in general, it has become increasingly common that government, regulators and users require more mature validation processes before a new version of software is deployed.

But it wasn't long before a new version of the bill was in the works.

Before that, a new version of USAJobs.gov landed with a thud, after years during which millions were spent.

In 2002 he participated in one of the Here And Now nostalgia tours featuring his '80s contemporaries, before launching a new version of Visage with whom he recorded a studio album in 2013.

This integration provides us prompt feedback, through which many errors can be caught and dealt with before releasing a new version via the Galaxy Tool Shed.

The heartbreaking lines about a lost child that begin "Grief fills the room up of my absent child, / Lies in his bed, walks up and down with me," from "King John," were written just afterward, and before long he began a new version of an old revenge play bearing a variant of his son's name.

This widening shift in audience led Nintendo to begin advertising in magazines and on television spots targeted at retirees before, in 2009, launching a new version of the handheld, the DSiXL, which boasted larger screens and a greater heft to sit in the lap – hardware clearly tailored and subsequently marketed to the older consumer.

Hung in the same gallery are paintings by Albert Bierstadt, John Frederick Kensett, James McNeill Whistler and John Henry Twachtman that further the American-landscape thesis — but also a startling Precisionist cityscape of New York by Georgia O'Keeffe, made in the late 1920s before she forged a new version of modernism in the American West.