Sentence examples for most iterations of from inspiring English sources
Up close they are – as with most iterations of their kind – clumsy and rather tragic.
Fuel economy was never a priority for a performance-oriented luxury wagon, but most iterations of the X6 and FX break 20 m.p.g. on the federal highway ratings.
Most iterations of the electoral map show it to be essential not only for the president to win but also to provide a foundation of support in the West.
In most iterations of the American-made series, which has generated more than ten billion dollars in sales since its début, in 2003, the screen consists of a still image and a quotation, usually of the martial variety — something attributed to Churchill or Stalin or Sun Tzu.
The results in this subsection show that (| tilde {mathbf {w}} k+1) |^{2} leq | tilde {mathbf {w}}(k) |^{2}) for most iterations of the SM-NLMS algorithm, meaning that the SM-NLMS algorithm uses the input data efficiently.
Most iterations of crude — whether Bakken crude or tar sands, which are mixed with a flammable liquid for transport — have explosive potential.
The scenarios are the most accessible iterations of anxiety and depression – those most often portrayed by the media, where "choosing the right images for Tinder" is the perceived height of stress.
And of course one of the most popular iterations of the story is the beloved musical "West Side Story," which dispensed with Shakespeare's language but kept the fundamental architecture of the plot.
METHODS: The most recent iterations of the National Health Interview Survey (2001-2003) were used to examine the odds of hypertension among adult women aged > or =18.
The most modern iterations of the steel-cased Rolex Submariner are the references 116610 and the less expensive 114060 (no date model).
His most urban iterations of this observational methodology also tell a part of this story, wherein despite the cloak of darkness, Armstrong's light-based process is the same.
