Sentence examples for ii version of the from inspiring English sources
"If not, I will approach software publishers to see if they are interested in marketing a PC-Write II version of the program for me commercially".
The installation and commissioning of all 862 channels were completed in Fall 2004 as part of an upgrade to the Run II version of the detector.
Ms. Dukakis, a member of Luna's advisory board, is to play the Chorus, and a small role or two, in the Jean Anouilh World War II version of the Sophocles tragedy (442 BC).
As Alex Moulton, designer of the suspension system for the original Mini, told Mini World in 2006, when the Mk II version of the brawny BMW Mini was unveiled: "It's enormous.
We used a new Class II version of the EpiMatrix T cell epitope-mapping tool and Conservatrix to select highly conserved and promiscuous Class II HLA-restricted T cell epitopes from a database of 18,313 HIV-1 env sequences.
The Vatican described the secret as a vision of the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. Versions of the secret, broadcast on hundreds of Web sites (usually under headlines like, "Third Secret Revealed!") range from worldwide nuclear annihilation to deep rifts in the Roman Catholic Church that lead to rival papacies.
It's from the original, Apple II version of Prince of Persia, one of the best games in anyone's childhood, anywhere.
Peak II contained two versions of the same peptide, either singly phosphorylated on Ser or doubly phosphorylated on Ser and Ser.
In August, DeepMind and the games company Blizzard Entertainment released a long-awaited set of AI development tools compatible with StarCraft II, the version of the game that is most popular among professional players.
The present study examined the reliability and validity of the BFNE-II, a version of the BFNE evaluating revisions of the reverse-worded items in a community sample.
For example, the WMS-III version of the Family Pictures subtest has been found to be strongly related to declarative memory functions for verbal information but not visual/nonverbal information (Chapin et al., 2009; Dulay et al., 2002).
