Sentence examples for down edition from inspiring English sources

Which HTC Hero do you prefer: the original, Chin-tastic Hero, or Sprint's shaved down edition?

Its executives eventually found space in plants run by The Bergen Record, but was unable to publish more than one stripped-down edition.

On those days, they will print pared-down editions for sale at newsstands — 32-page, single-section papers.

Scaled-down editions are not new for the Hearst Corporation, Bazaar's publisher, which established a pocket Bazaar in Australia in 1998, later adding a small-size Cosmopolitan in Greece, as well as a miniature Turkish version of Redbook titled Zest.

It's entirely rational to think that value goes down as edition size goes up — that if a sculpture is in an edition of six, then it will be worth less than if it were unique or in an edition of two.

Canonical's stripped down "Snappy" edition of Ubuntu Core is now available on Amazon's AWS cloud computing platform.

Microsoft already offers the fully scaled down Starter Edition of Windows XP and has been promoting the FlexGo pay-as-you-go scheme in poorer countries where people pay a low upfront cost for a system and then access it using pre-paid cards.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald a similar image appears in The Trial and Death of Socrates by Plato as well, but unfortunately they didn't narrow down which edition; Google Books has numerous print versions of the classic tale on file.

Down the editions, the book's views on policy have changed, as have those of the profession at large (see article).

While the Book Review was on hiatus, the best-seller list continued to appear in The Times's stripped-down Western edition, which wasn't subject to the work stoppage.

The structure of the readable, cut-down second edition of 1864 is as follows:Belém) Bates arrives, and at once starts learning about the country's peoples and natural history.