Sentence examples for edition variant from inspiring English sources
The figurines are getting special editions based on their early success, and the Silver Edition variant is the first-such collector-focused cash-in.
It is a 12-track release with a 23-track deluxe, limited edition variant.
For this reason, the Family Edition variant is incompatible with GameCube games and accessories.
The Wii Family Edition variant is identical to the original model, but is designed to sit horizontally (the vertical feet are still present; however, the front labels are rotated and a stand is no longer included) and removes the GameCube controller and memory card ports.
The first variant edition, dubbed the Red Pop edition, contains an album of cover songs entitled Smothered, Covered & Chunked, which features appearances by Psychopathic artists Twiztid, Anybody Killa, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Cold 187um and Boondox, as well as Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst and rapper Lil Wyte.
We'll soon see if demand for this little guy reaches the same fever pitch that propelled the Pebble to the top of the Kickstarter charts, but for now you may want to lock one down before they're all gone — a first-run Strata can be had for $159, while developer-oriented packages and special edition variants can cost as much as $299.
For McMurtry, selling used books was a calling, one that attracted eccentric personalities (like the store owner who hid his best books in paper sacks) and demanded esoteric knowledge, "near to alchemy," of "editions, variants, points, bindings, provenance, cost codes".
Mercedes provided the supercharged V-8 found in the SLR and its limited-edition variants — the Roadster, 722 and Stirling Moss — and BMW developed the 627-horsepower V-12 that carried the F1 to its record top speed of 240 miles per hour.
His works are extremely rare, and most of his surviving images, almost all of them landscapes, are unique variants rather than editions of prints.
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"So I have started making more unique variants or very limited editions instead of one-of-a-kind books".
