Sentence examples for established version from inspiring English sources

The reaction of some early critics is also given (Cowley accurately predicted "mixed but interested reviews"), together with a selection of comparisons between the established version and the unedited "original scroll", which Penguin published four years ago.

A recently established version of the discrete-ordinates method is used to develop a solution to a class of problems in the theory of rarefied-gas dynamics where temperature and density effects are coupled.

In this first, pilot study, only one condition was observed; it is included here as it gave a baseline for engagement in the most established version of the Reasoning Mind blended learning system and inspired the remaining two studies.

We translated an OvidSP Medline heart failure search filter for PubMed and established version equivalence in terms of indexed literature retrieval.

The annual prize is awarded to a journalist "whose work has penetrated the established version of events and told an unpalatable truth that exposes establishment propaganda, or 'official drivel', as Martha Gellhorn called it".

The prize is awarded in honour of one of the 20th century's greatest reporters to what the organisers describe as "a journalist whose work has penetrated the established version of events and told an unpalatable truth that exposes establishment propaganda, or 'official drivel', as Martha Gellhorn called it".

Who stands to gain from keeping such established versions in the public eye?

Mr. Star had originally planned to make a television series based on another book by Ms. Bushnell, "Lipstick Jungle," about older, more established versions of the "Sex and the City" friends.

Miller has since retained publishing control over Lacan's texts, editing the Champ freudien book series in which official "established" versions of the annual seminars and other Lacanian writings appear.

In 2012, Shen and Chen [13] defined a stochastic integral with respect to sub-fractional Brownian motion (S^{H}) with index (H in 0, 1/2)) that extends the divergence integral from Malliavin calculus, and established versions of the formulas of Itô and Tanaka that hold for all (Hin 0, 1/2)).

Halburd and Korhonen [4, 5] established a version of Nevanlinna theory based on difference operators.