Sentence examples for developed versions from inspiring English sources
"Remember Top Gear is a show that sells not only the UK version but there are live events and a global version, this year we developed versions in France, China and South Korea and we have got more coming.
The newly developed versions of the 7075 alloy displayed an ultimate tensile strength (UTS) of ∼1 GPa.
To solve the problem, we have applied five newly developed versions of differential evolution (DE) called modified DE versions (MDE1, MDE2, MDE3, MDE4, and MDE5).
Like feminists who have reclaimed women's agency as mothers, feminists who have developed versions of relational ethics insist on taking women's experience seriously and use this experience as a basis for new approaches to social ethics and public policy.
Other feminists turned to Marxist models of social relations and developed versions of standpoint theory, which holds that the beliefs held by a group reflect the social interests of that group.
With their interest in how agents actively engage in practices of knowing, many feminists have developed versions of virtue epistemology that are agent-centered, articulating our epistemic responsibilities that often include an ethical dimension (Code 1991, 2006; Daukas 2006, 2011; Fricker 2007).
Perhaps one day a meticulously developed version of his gadget will be of interest to folks who care about high-quality sound reproduction.
The visitor center displays examples of Ephrata manuscript illumination -- a highly developed version of the Pennsylvania German folk art called frakturschriften -- and printed books.
Because the directional information may be useful, we also developed Version B of the long RInChIKey.
The use of quasi-lacunae allows us to overcome a key constraint of the previously developed version of our algorithm that was based on genuine lacunae.
However, the most fully developed version of the motor theory of imagery was surely that of Margaret Floy Washburn, a former student of Titchener.
