Sentence examples for more recent build from inspiring English sources
(Notice that the prototype shown in the video is different than the one pictured above; the one in the video is the more recent build).
I did notice some slight jittering when dragging widgets, but was later shown a more recent build of the OS that seemed to fix this.
It's sure to get a bumpgrade to a more recent build of Android before too long, but don't expect to be riding the cutting edge here.
Concerning accommodation, women in cluster 1 ("high level of care") were 33%% more likely to live in cities with more recent buildings (i.e., built after 1999).
In the more recent GRCm38/mm10 build of the genome, 35% (7,079.49 kb) of these identified misorientations were subsequently corrected, validating Strand-seq with other approaches to correct orientation issues.
These general models have been criticized for being too simplistic, and more recent work builds on them by incorporating complexity like search costs and limits to information processing and memory (e.g. [ 36– 40]).
More recent psychological research builds upon Gottman and Levenson's work.
The White Swan is a more recent structure -- built as a joint Hong Kong-Chinese venture in the 1980's -- a concrete and glass high rise of more than 20 stories overlooking the Pearl River.
Ms. Barber is a more recent phenomenon, who built her Chicago-based audience by performing standards but has now turned her hand to wry originals with lyrics on modern-day subjects.
In the Second World War vehicles such as the Hanomag Sd Kfz 251 halftrack were pressed into service as ad hoc ambulances, and in more recent times purpose built AFVs such as the U.S. M1133 Medical Evacuation Vehicle serve the exclusive purpose of armored medical vehicles.
As an additional test of our model's prediction ability and to show how well our model would predict without the benefit of more recent data, we built a predictive validation model [40] using well data from 1900 1986 and predictor variables identical to the full model.
