Sentence examples for dial version from inspiring English sources
The opening "Lover Man" recalls Charlie Parker's fragile Dial version, and a closing "Oleo" features a thrilling duet with Motian's drums.
Touted as the first watch to have been designed and built to the standards of the Patek Philippe Seal, a set of in-house quality standards codified this year, the $79,800 ladies' timepiece, available from next year in two dial versions — opalescent silver or black with a guilloche pattern — is sure to surprise the brand's traditional fans.
The program of MS-DIAL version 2.24 was used in this study.
The lipid metabolites of murine ear tissue were extracted and analyzed with our LC/MS/MS technique in both positive- and negative ion mode (see "Methods/experimental"). Identification was performed with MS-DIAL version 2.24.
Dial's version is a lot bigger than most.
It also wears a dialed-back version of the grille shown on the concept car in New York, with dimples akin to those on a golf ball.
You could read the breakdown of Ben's family as a dialled-up version of everyday adolescent disruption; but it's also meant as a symbol of the inter-ethnic tension that results from recklessly throwing together diverse populations under imperialism.
Entertainment Weekly writer Ken Tucker praised Messing's performance calling her "funny and charming" and a dialed down version of her Will and Grace character Grace Adler.
In case you feel a static background image isn't personal enough for your taste, Opera now also allows you to choose an animated background theme for your Speed Dial (Opera's version of the 'new tab' page in other browsers).
To examine the potential of actors in 3-D witheut the gimmickry of contemporary action sequences, Mr. Luhrmann turned to Alfred Hitchcock's 3-D version of "Dial M for Murder," from 1954.
When I first went in and recorded the fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two songs, I was so taken by what digital technology could do—how easy it was to gate drums and how easy it was to just dial up a digital version of a Fairchild 660 that The Beatles and everybody else used in the sixties and seventies.
