Sentence examples for in successive versions from inspiring English sources

Ballardian or not, De Quincey was a pioneer in sensationalism, and Wilson's other great theme is his obsession with murder, explored in successive versions of "On Murder".

Yet, despite episodic resistance at the local level, financial support for the industry at the U.S. government level has been increasingly evident in successive versions of climate and energy bills before the U.S. Congress, including the most recent, the American Power Act, which is delayed in the Senate until after the summer recess.

There is a great deal of redundancy in successive versions of a single hours' file.

Because the datasets involved are usually constructed using an incremental development approach, we expect satisfactory performance of ApproxMap on similar versions, containing several approximately equivalent bnode pairs, as generally occurs in successive versions of software engineering artifacts.

The First Circuit held that the plain meaning of the Act applied to "any tribe," whether federally recognized or not: Congress is not prevented from legislating as to tribes generally; and this appears to be what it has done in successive versions of the Nonintercourse Act.

Translated into Russian (in two successive versions), the Internationale was the Soviet national anthem until it was replaced on March 15 , 1944 by The Hymn of the Soviet Union (Gimn Sovetskogo Soyuza), formerly referred to as the "Song of Stalin".

Again, Mavromatis and Jones (1999) evaluated precipitation and near surface air temperature in two successive versions of the Hadley Centre General Circulation Model (GCM) to consider to what extent GCMs are capable of simulating the mean and variability of local climates.

This represented the greatest leap in volume between successive versions of the pyramid.

Most moving of the eight schemes visually reconstituted here are for the Mikveh Israel Synagogue of 1961-72 in Philadelphia and three successive versions of the Hurvah Synagogue in Jerusalem, on which Kahn worked from 1967 until his death.

In this study, the TMPA successive versions, original Version-6 and current Version-7, were evaluated and intercompared by using independent gauge observation networks for a 7-yr (2003 09) period over two representative basins in China at different latitude bands.

Although increasingly sophisticated in their reasoning, all three successive versions of the robot fail: The first robot fails by missing a highly relevant side effect of pulling the wagon with the batteries out of the room: the ticking bomb sitting on the same wagon was also retrieved, together with the batteries.