Sentence examples for early variant from inspiring English sources

You could kick and punch them both, making this an early variant on the beat-'em-up genre.

It was used by the nobility as an arena in which to play an early variant of tennis.

An older deposit contains a beautifully preserved skeleton and skull of what might be an early variant of A. africanus.

In the Middle Bronze Age, or Middle Helladic Period, people from the north moved in who are believed to have spoken an early variant of the Greek language.

He created an early variant of a "viral" social network, rewarding captains who submitted their logbooks with a copy of his maps.

The OED is exceptional in listing the early variant spellings, showing that a common word like good has been spelled in more than a dozen different ways, with many more from Scottish usage.

"Sobig took months to develop, and early variants were R&D to get to a major hijacking effort of financial data".

Hence, the Elan was quite a performer: The 118mph maximum of early variants might have been expected of such a slippery, wind-cheating shape, but acceleration was dashing indeed for a comfortable road car with less than 1600cc on tap.

Several versions of each variant have been produced, and many of the early variants were in production simultaneously.

He suggested that the crookneck, ornamental gourd, and scallop are early variants and that the acorn is a cross between the scallop and the pumpkin.

However, early variants of GFP were frequently misfolded and led to the aggregation of the fusions.