Sentence examples for extant version of the from inspiring English sources

Jodie Whittaker's Antigone, like Mr. Eccleston, speaks Don Taylor's extant version of the Greek original in her own regional English accent, a shrewd choice accentuating the degree to which these are men and women of the world we know, not remote emissaries from some accursed far-off land.

It is thought to be the second-oldest extant version of the commandments, after another known as the Nash Papyrus, discovered in Egypt, which dates from 150 B.C. to 100 B.C. Despite the delicate condition of the scroll it has traveled quite a bit in recent years, having been shown previously in Ontario, San Diego and as part of other traveling exhibitions of scroll materials.

Written in the traditional champu metre and in the Pauma charia tradition of Vimalasuri, it is the earliest extant version of the epic in the Kannada language.

This compared with the two-hundred-dollars-cheaper extant versions of the Microsoft Xbox 360, its main rival.

Ready-made sound bites like these are a reminder that the "performance text" Tyler has chosen from among the many extant versions of the tale was intended to be sung.

The earliest extant versions of the New Testament Peshitta date to the 5th century ad and exclude The Second Letter of Peter, The Second Letter of John, the Third Letter of John, The Letter of Jude, and The Revelation to John, which were not canonical in the Syrian church.

Extant versions of the Life of have consequently been used to reconstruct the supposed original, which was probably composed sometime between 20 bc and ad 70, because the apocalyptic portion of the work (chapter 29) seems to imply that the Herodian Temple of Jerusalem was functioning when the book was written.

This accidental but pervasive association of empiricism with neutral monism explains why most extant versions of the doctrine locate the neutral elements in experience, in the given.

Evolutionary reconstruction indicates that the β-GF had differentiated into at least 7 distinct lineages by the time of the last universal common ancestor of all extant organisms, encompassing much of the structural diversity observed in extant versions of the fold.

Based on the functions of extant versions of the domain, like the TGS superfamily, the IF3-N domain, and early structural derivatives such as the S4 superfamily, it is quite possible that the earliest versions of the fold played a generic role in a primitive pre-LUCA translation system.

AUCTIONS EVERMORE Dec. 10 The upcoming literary sale at Bloomsbury, the British house, features at least one gem: a recently discovered manuscript with the earliest extant version of Edgar Allan Poe's "Irene" (or "The Sleeper").