Sentence examples for existing version of the from inspiring English sources
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First, it is necessary to revise the existing version of the non-local electrostatics theory which overestimates the effect of the space correlation of polarization.
At a preliminary stage, an existing version of the side guard undergoes a geometrical simplification in order to improve manufacturability and assemblability aspects of the design.
The existing version of the OS can run only on the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 4 smartphones and the Nexus 7 and 10 tablets, and you'll need a computer running Ubuntu to install it.
Apple avoided a major price cut to the Macintosh line, though it did lower its least expensive computer, the existing version of the entry-level MacBook, by $100 to $999.
But that is clearly something that Apple disagrees with, and it released new software and Watch models last month, apparently showing that Apple is still focusing on the existing version of the wearable.
The great weakness of both existing versions of the Guardian (UK and US), in my view, is the rather weak coverage of Asia, even if the Guardian UK has had some excellent stuff on India and occasionally on China.
Since many Office users seem to have chosen not to upgrade to the latest version because they are happy with their existing versions of the software, this is a canny move.
I first show what challenges these phenomena raise for various existing versions of the lexicalist theory to have a clear grasp of what aspect(s) of the theory must be dropped or improved upon.
However, in some of the existing versions of the r-method (also known as the moving mesh method), these two parts are strongly associated with each other and as a result any change of the PDEs will result in the rewriting of the whole code.
Existing versions of the device, however, require that a disk-shaped transmitter about an inch in diameter be affixed to the skull, with a wire snaking down to a joint microphone and power source that looks like an oversized hearing aid around the patient's ear.
