Sentence examples for more developed version from inspiring English sources

Swinburne's version of the argument is quite brief and undeveloped, but the materials for a more developed version of the argument can be found in a well-known and much cited article by Sharon Street (2006).

Judging from that chapter on color formation this earlier essay seems to have been a more developed version of the chapter on optics in Voltaire's book, thus indicating her significant contribution to Voltaire's work.

The book entitled Elements of the Philosophy of Right, published in 1821 as a textbook to accompany Hegel's lectures at the University of Berlin, essentially corresponds to a more developed version of the philosophy of objective spirit and will be considered here.

Takebe said a more developed version of the liver could eventually be used for long-term organ replacement, as well as serving as a short-term graft for patients whose damaged native livers are expected to recover.

In a later study, trialling a more developed version of a CIDA software application, occupational therapists reported that they were able to use the software.

Individual behavioural change is based on the Integrated Behavioural Model IBMM), 21 a more developed version of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA).

His game is also drawing raves, as when  Oakland Coach Greg Kampe said that Sullinger was a more offensively developed version of Charles Barkley because "he's only really 6 foot 7".

This paper is a more developed and improved version of our previous work [30] addressing the joint estimation problem under a more restrictive set of assumptions.

"Remember Top Gear is a show that sells not only the UK version but there are live events and a global version, this year we developed versions in France, China and South Korea and we have got more coming.

It was then more developed.

Meanwhile, Mark One is currently developing version two of the Pryme cup, which will be more "industrial strength".