Sentence examples for hard versions from inspiring English sources
New neuroimaging studies can use increasingly sophisticated research designs incorporating levels of cognitive ability, task strategy alternatives, easy and hard versions of tasks, and a variety of tasks to probe specific brain areas and systems.
Meanwhile, last spring, Tempur Sealy introduced its own entry into the direct-to-consumer fray, Cocoon by Sealy, which offers both soft and hard versions, at $949 for a queen.
Why is the game still popping up hard versions of missions from a two-year-old expansion?
Easily put, simply cycle through the Hell-level dungeons of the top 5 dungeons within your server, and then work on the hard versions when you have more time to play.
They created a hard version.
A first fully-working rad-soft prototype was designed in 1998, while a radiation hard version was submitted in 2000.
"Light Switches -- Hard Version" (1964), a wood, Formica and metal light switch nearly four feet tall.
Both the standard and the hard version of the PAW pseudopotentials provided in VASP code are used.
But there are fears that the Kremlin's particularly hard version of soft power could be used to destabilising effect.
"This is a particularly hard version of the question of how ordinary middle-size objects arise from the interaction of atoms and molecules," explains Bennett.
The equally outsized "Saw, Hard Version" of 1970 slumps against the wall like someone who has just played one set too many in tournament tennis.
