Sentence examples for issues version from inspiring English sources

To address these issues version 4.0 introduces a collection of tools designed to make it easier to build and manage Solr server clusters, including a new indexing system designed to deliver near real-time search results in a distributed environment.

We take a top-down approach to characterizing and classifying various hardware transactional design issues and present a taxonomy of hardware transactional memory systems which is consist of the five fundamental design issues: version management, conflict detection, contention management, virtualization and nesting.

Corel released WordPerfect Version 9.0 in May 1999 and plans to issue Version 10.0 in the first half of next year.

Kate's coat is a way off the original army-issue version (the trenchcoat started as a practical gabardine raincoat which came as standard issue during the First World War – hence its name): fresh from the label's spring/summer collection, her coat cost £650 and is now available in the shops.

Furthermore, modifications on the binary could be easily detected via frequent comparison of checksums of the respective code to the originally issued version.

By means of a careful tape edit, a harmonica solo by Thom Doucette was omitted from the issued version in 1971; it was restored to the song in the 1992 release of the The Fillmore Concerts.

The correct spelling is now displayed above and has been corrected in the issue version of the paper (this issue).

In this context one thinks of the dangers posed by standard-issue versions that were less opulent but still easily concealed.

By the end of the 1930s Beecham had issued versions for Columbia of most of the main orchestral and choral works, together with several songs in which he accompanied the soprano Dora Labbette on the piano.

Despite so many volatile issues, this version of 'Ender's Game' lacks passion and pain.

Failure to fully embrace the issues surrounding versioning of reference sequences can lead to inconsistency of variant descriptions from one generation of patients to the next.