Sentence examples for important version from inspiring English sources

Microsoft is on the cusp of releasing its most important version of Windows in recent memory.

(Synthetic biology has already produced one important version of the malaria drug artemisinin).

Martin Luther's Bible was repeatedly rendered into Dutch, the most important version being that of Jacob van Liesveldt (1526).

In late 1944, as a slave laborer in the administrative offices of the Plaszow concentration camp in Poland, Mrs. Reinhard typed an important version of the manifest of prisoners bound for Oskar Schindler's munitions factory in the area of the Czech Republic then known as the Sudetenland.

In 1962, Edelstein [29] proved an important version of the Banach contraction principle.

Windows Vista, which hit shelves last week, is the most important version of Windows that Microsoft launches this year.

In this article, the most important versions of the Walsh Hadamard Transforms are reviewed.

Such a document-centric model has obvious intersections (and points of confusion) with a "process-aware" model, in which major legislative events tend to produce important versions of documents.

Two important versions of the "Card Players"— the Barnes Foundation's large one, which never travels, and a smaller canvas from a private collection — are here only in reproduction.

As noted earlier, in the two important versions of the electrolytic process, brine is the electrolyte (in which the passage of electric current occurs by the movement of charged particles called ions), and graphite rods are the anodes (positive terminals).

Two important versions of this sieve are Kant's principle of the universalizability of any genuine moral norm and Rawls's two principles that any just allocation of goods must satisfy.