Sentence examples for between two editions from inspiring English sources

The paper is of poor methodological quality because the sample size was small (N = 16) and only reliability for each or between two editions was calculated.

The proposed new publishing schedule is understood to include morning, lunchtime and afternoon editions, with between three and four editions a day.

William Christenberry, a photographer who also creates paintings and sculptures, continues to generate new work but also produces between two and five editions per year of images that sometimes date back to the 1960s.

Girl in Mirror (sometimes Girl in the Mirror) is a 1964 porcelain-enamel-on-steel pop art painting by Roy Lichtenstein that is considered to exist in between eight and ten editions.

I knew that there were differences between the two editions.

This striking difference between the two editions clearly reflects the importance of the intervening appearance of the Prolegomena.

In general, we observe remarkable discrepancies in metaphor choice between the two editions of the party newspaper, and differences in the salience of source domains across the language boundaries.

Then editor Mrs Brooks was on holiday in Dubai at the time and her deputy Mr Coulson was in charge, but the court was told that the two were in contact by text between the two editions.

The main difference between the two editions of My Love Is Underground is geographical.

They published it first as their own book and then it was bought by St. Martin's and I think that, between the two editions, it sold at least 15,000 copies.

The Bayley-3 generates distinct Cognitive Composite, Language Composite, and Motor Composite scores from raw scores but with an intermediate step involving a scaled score for Cognition, Receptive Language, Expressive Language, Fine Motor, and Gross Motor. Figure 1 describes differences in item placement between the two editions of the Scales.