Sentence examples for built versions of from inspiring English sources

Others have built versions of lesson study without using that name.

By the end of the 18th century the schooner had become the most important North American ship, used for the coastal trade and for fishing, as on the Grand Banks, off Newfoundland; and soon after 1800 the schooner caught the attention of European shipwrights, who built versions of their own.

Nokia built versions of its Lumia smartphones that could run Android, Google's mobile software, instead of Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 system, according to a report Friday by the New York Times.

These community built versions of Chrome OS are referred to by Google as Chromium OS.

There are many open-source, community built versions of Chrome OS that are compiled from the source code provided by Google to developers.

And it propels us into the architecture that emerged in the 20th century as the built version of Enlightenment thought.

Imagine planning a trip to Britain with a stop to hear a new opera by Mark-Anthony Turnage at a newly built version of the Royal Opera House, not in Covent Garden, but in Liverpool.

This is the newly built version of Jaguar's rare and classic XKSS sports car from the mid-1950s.

Jaguar has a newly built version of its rare and classic XKSS sports car from the mid-1950s.

At the time, the J79 engine was not ready; so, both prototypes were designed to use the Wright J65 engine instead, a licensed built version of the Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire.

The knowledge base for the machine learning classifier was our built version of the GOA database.