Sentence examples for land version from inspiring English sources

So it's pretty clear that 11 years after the initial frenzy about just where the Clintons would land, Version 2.0 is under way.

"This is the club land version of the hundred dollar bill with the string that they drop on the sidewalk to see who'll pick it up," smirked Alig, sassy as ever.

This study tested the hypothesis that a modified dry-land version of the multi-choice Biel-maze task is more sensitive than the rewarded-alternation Y-maze task for the determination of spatial learning and memory deficits of ethanol teratogenicity.

On PD 21, offspring were randomly assigned to one of two tasks to assess spatial learning and memory performance: a dry-land version of the Biel maze or a rewarded-alternation Y-maze.

It's possible that it decided that maintaining the fantasy-land version of economics that has proved so convenient to the rich is simply a luxury it can no longer afford.

Therefore, the modified dry-land version of the Biel-maze task, which measures cognitive performance using a complex multi-choice design, is more sensitive in demonstrating CPEE-induced spatial learning and memory deficits compared with a simple, rewarded-alternation Y-maze task.

To save money, the MoD dropped plans to buy the "cats and traps" – catapult launch and arrester wire landing – version of the F-35.

The government decided under last year's strategic defence review to switch from a short takeoff and landing version of the JSF aircraft to one that lands and takes off by catapult and arrester wires – "cats and traps".

But the short takeoff and vertical landing version the government has chosen is not as capable – they cannot fly as far, or carry as many weapons, as the "cats and traps" variant.

The MoD abandoned the original plan to build carriers with catapults and arrester gear – cats and traps – on grounds of cost even though it originally described that version as the advantage over the STOVL (short takeoff and vertical landing) version, notably a "longer range and greater payload … the critical requirement for precision-strike operations in the future".

Water maze for example is not disrupted by disorientation procedures but a dry-land version of spatial localization is disrupted by disorientation.