Sentence examples for most used versions from inspiring English sources

The three most used versions of spectral methods are: tau, collocation, and Galerkin methods (see for example [1 8]).

And of course, fragmentation isn't just a hardware issue — the OSM post points out that the two most used versions of Android now only account for 75% of the devices they surveyed, down from 90% last year, yet another issue for developers to grapple with.

But Den Haag (pronounced denn HAHG) has become the most used version, perhaps because it is easier on the tongue.

Among Android releases, Gingerbread has the highest crash rate, or 1.7%, even though it is the third most used version.

Finite element implementations of the most commonly used versions of gradient elasticity are discussed together with the variationally consistent boundary conditions.

My written and oral communication skills are exceptional, and I am up to date with most commonly used versions of productivity software, as well as computers and other office equipment.

So far, most definitions have been adapted from the Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) definition [ 1], represented by the most commonly used version published by Cook et al. [ 2, 3].

Still, FICO 8 isn't yet the most widely used version.

Windows XP is still the most widely used version of Windows, according to browser metrics data which suggests that it makes up 41% of machines accessing a variety of web pages, compared to 26% for Windows 7 and 14.5% for Vista – though their combined share is very slightly higher than that of XP.

The most widely used version of this technique is the rotatable magnetron design where the target is a cylinder and rotates around the rest of the magnetron design.

The most widely used version of these equations is the compatible polynomial taper equation (Goulding and Murray 1976; Gordon 1983; Katz et al. 1984; Hayward 1987).