Sentence examples for lengthened version from inspiring English sources

A lengthened version of 'M3' was chosen for further development as N3 and approved in November 1921.

The Amagi design was essentially a lengthened version of the battleship, but with a thinner armored belt and deck and a modified secondary battery arrangement.

For the road-going E-Type, Sayer took a lengthened version of the monocoque concept with a subframe to brace the front torsion-bar suspension, but added an entirely new type of rear suspension.

The Briton-class corvettes were designed by Sir Edward Reed, the Director of Naval Construction, as lengthened versions of the s.

There have been other Up!s; the original three-door car, taller and squarer than the low, racy Lite, was shown with a Smart-like rear engine, and it was followed by the Space Up! Blue which was a lengthened, mini-MPV version with an electric motor and a 120-mile range on one battery charge.

Power can be increased if the program participants most likely to be affected by the change can be identified in advance, the rollout period can be lengthened, or a more extreme version of the change could be applied to randomly chosen participants.

This album contains the tracks from the mini-album, as well as several pieces that were lengthened for the Complete film version but not rearranged.

Regular-word, irregular-word and non-word reading and spelling were assessed using the CORE (Bates et al. 2004), which was lengthened to a 120-word version (Castles & Coltheart 1993) to include spelling and to increase the difficulty level for an older sample.

In the other version, the signals were lengthened to match the durations of the human talker.

The excerpts were drawn from a 67-page version of the report written earlier this year and since revised and lengthened, the official said; its main conclusions remain unchanged.

The play has seen revisions from Green's original version, either lengthening it, shortening it, removing antiquated dialogue, or redoing the references to slavery to make it easier for modern audiences to enjoy the presentation.