Sentence examples for low versions from inspiring English sources

Henry VIII had broken with Rome, but Catholicism was still a power in the land, and the 1552 Thomas Cranmer prayer book -- that other great quarry of English religious phraseology and precept -- had been a compromise between the High and Low versions of Christianity.

This week, Davidson travels just 11 blocks from the New York Times Building to West 29th Street, where high and low versions of the global economy — a booming boutique hotel catering to information workers and purveyors of mass-market trinkets — coexist, in ways that are both a little awkward and very naturally urban.

Women have trickled up to the point where even our incredibly low version of a Congressional high has had visible effect.

I am always looking for ways to make low-fat, low-cholesterol versions of recipes, and I'm having a problem with cream sauces.

Low data versions of apps are offered, for example, and some are off the list altogether.

The vectors are designed as high and low copy versions and thus allow for a limited expression level control.

Even very low density versions of the Scans can be used to "fingerprint" individuals [ 7, 8].

However, modern electric cooktops also gain heat very quickly and come in very low heat versions.

Within the remaining stimulus categories, the mid-rotoscope stimulus is a low-contrast version of the rotoscope stimulus, and the mid-cartoon a low contrast version of the cartoon stimulus.

Nestlé has launched low-sugar versions of its Cheerios cereals.

"Cooks don't necessarily want the newfangled or low-fat versions that publishers think they do".