Sentence examples for specialized version from inspiring English sources

StarLogo is a specialized version of the Logo programming language.

Just yesterday, the company unveiled a specialized version of Windows bearing the almost endless name Windows XP Media Center Edition.

Peel Smart Remote is a specialized version of the Peel app (which I'll describe in greater detail in a moment).

F.B.I. fingerprint examiners have a variety of computer tools — a sort of specialized version of Photoshop — to help them compare rolled prints with those in their system.

The feat required a combination of network analysis and a specialized version of magnetic resonance imaging that can measure the long thin wires that connect brain cells.

The centerpiece of the new Pew report was a specialized version of their standard five-day national survey, which dials randomly selected landline and cellphones.

Specialized versions of OCT which make use of polarized light: polarization sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) offer more information on the structural orientation of the collagen fibers in articular cartilage [ 5, 6].

Whereas the studio version of Nine Inch Nails established itself with sleek, aggressive, and rarefied music, the stage version specialized in disorderly and forceful performances that often appeared to be barely under control.

Despite the fact that Bernoulli and Markov models can be treated as special HMMs, it is worth implementing specialized and optimized versions of software for these models.

But since we're especially interested in beings like us, people, this topic, this sub-specialized version of the question of identity, gets discussed under the rubric of the topic, personal identity.

It's kind of like a hyper-specialized version of Skype for hard-core gamers.