Zeuxis, an organization of still-life painters, presents works by more than two dozen artists, most represented by multiple versions of a single motif.
Kylie Minogue running errands in the video for Come Into My World is a perfect example: she's gradually accompanied by multiple versions of herself and multiple versions of the people she passes, on an otherwise unexceptional stroll.
In one TV commercial, a man on his way to work is followed by multiple versions of Little Bit of Luck, first a few of them, then many, then myriads.
By its third season, Fringe was overpopulated by multiple versions of every character.
Before, the app was able to store, optimize and sync photos between devices, and now it can do the same for video by generating multiple versions of the video for quicker playback.
For the most part, that's not really needed anymore, but with this update, Google Docs Sheets and Slides now lets you track changes by saving multiple versions of a document with different names.
When Mondavi's skin-care company started to turn a profit, he says, he decided to reward himself by purchasing multiple versions of the A. Lange & Sohne Grand Lange 1 watch.
Once the mobile client is installed and fired up (AT&T is quick to note that it works on devices from all carriers), users will see work-specific web browser, messaging, calendar, and GPS apps meant to keep them productive and undistracted by their multiple versions of Angry Birds.
Denser taxon sampling can help by increasing the number of sequences closely related to those with the microinversion and by providing multiple versions of the inverted sequence (Additional file 2, Figure S1).
It is likely, however, that a new flagship iPhone from Apple would resolve these banding issues — either by supporting multiple spectrum frequencies, or by Apple offering multiple versions of the device for different carriers' network.
It is not a major landmark in his development but still a finely honed example of what might be called his middle-period style, just as the throbbing 1985 New York Counterpoint for 12 clarinets (played by Roland Diry with multiple versions of himself on tape) harks back to the sound world of Music for 18 Musicians of a decade earlier.
