Sentence examples for overlapping versions from inspiring English sources

The most famous story in the western world is told in four separate, overlapping versions.

So, as usual, we are pulled between overlapping versions of reality, live and faked, with neither predominating.

But chance can yield a mellifluous outcome, as when overlapping versions of "Yesterday" by the Beatles, James Taylor, Boyz II Men and José Feliciano produce a near fugue.

Traversing time, they recollect, in opposing, overlapping versions, the saga of their father, who paid no mind to ethics in his accumulation of 20,000 acres.

In addition to the chatter of a thousand daily customers and carols blasted from loudspeakers behind the cash registers, Christmas lights played demonically overlapping versions of "Jingle Bells".

One of the other major problems with the batch of political books on the shelves this year, books providing different yet overlapping versions of the Rudd-Gillard period, is all these contributions are coming too soon.

Still, he found a lot to like: the deep cut, the quiet ride, the station design, which reminded him of the E, though, truth be told, he was a little put off by the new typeface, a kind of squished-together, overlapping version of the old Helvetica.

In order to compare across versions of the Operon oligo sets, Operon provided a map that matched the probes from both versions and only those oligonucleotides that overlapped between versions 3.0 and 4.0 were used in the analysis.

"The code of this malware overlaps with versions of the BlackEnergy malware — which was responsible for multiple large-scale attacks that targeted devices in Ukraine," Talos said in a blog post.

Ten items from the 20 items version are overlapping in the two versions (item no: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15).

Personal characteristics had different effects on willingness to pay for the two treatments, and gains in statistical efficiency in the minimal-overlap version more than compensated for possible imprecision from increased measurement error.