Sentence examples for candidate version from inspiring English sources

18. Indiana Pacers If the borderline MVP candidate version of Paul George sticks around, the Pacers could make the East a whole lot more interesting.

We prepared a catalog of counterparts based on the Release Candidate version 1 of the point source catalog of the AKARI LMC Large Area Survey.

The Release Candidate version 1 (hereafter RC1) of the AKARI LMC Large Area Survey point source catalog contains about a million sources (Ita et al., 2008; Kato et al., in prep).

The company has also shown off a short video of the "release candidate" version of the car accelerating quickly out of a parking lot, and the car looked relatively similar to what we saw at the unveiling.

A number of testers have noted in the forums problems with location-sensing, but with the latest update that got sent out last week (the "release candidate") version, the service made a number of UX tweaks in an attempt to make it more obvious to find the actual venue you are looking to check in at.

Also adding NGS data analysis functionality to Chipster has been easy, and the current release candidate version of Chipster already contains tools for RNA-seq, miRNA-seq, ChIP-seq and methyl-seq data.

The 3 iterations of testing release candidate versions with iterative programming to accommodate comments received from future users and the task of translations took an unexpected 12 months.

Taking account of all the steps - as Figure  2 shows - the initial planning and assessment, programming and testing the pilot versions and programming and testing the release candidate versions - the final version was ready to be implemented for patient care about 3 years after the QUALMAT study consortium had met for the first time.

If he'd known he was going to be on a candidates' version of "The Price Is Right," George H. W. Bush would have gotten a briefing on milk prices.

Favorite movie: "The Manchurian Candidate," original version.

The numerical simulations show that especially the multiple candidate unit versions of the algorithms produce usually better results than the basic versions of the algorithms.