Sentence examples for this original one from inspiring English sources

The modeller Friedrich Ziegler reproduced and sold an artistically coloured version of this original, one of a successful series on the first month of development (Fig. 5C).

However, a letter to Bernays from 1938 indicates that the proof that Gentzen wrote down by the summer of 1935 was not this original one, but a second proof (see Menzler-Trott 2001, 79).

Of course, metaphrasis calls into question the privilege or authority that is to be accorded to the original text and draws attention to the contentious question of so-called "fidelity" to this original (one of the most frequent complaints about film adaptations of well-known novels is the apparent lack of this "fidelity").

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Home, not this one but the original one with her childhood bed, the window on the landing out of which she had watched the swirling storms of long-ago winters, her father bending over her to say good night, the lamplight in which her mother was holding out a wrist, trying to fasten a bracelet.

Kim and Kim (1986) have reported that the correlations between this abbreviated form and the original one ranged from 0.89 to 0.92 on the four sub-scales; the correlations between the two forms for the verbal, performance, and Full Scale IQs (FSIQs) were 0.97, 0.96, and 0.98, respectively.

Our objective is to reverse this degree to the original one without loosing the main appreciated characteristics of these wines.

In this expanded system, the original one is viewed and treated as two levels: the whole system and its subsystems.

Subtracting this image from the original one produces high-pass (HP) image that represents the difference between each original pixel and the average of its neighborhood.

There are three types of applications in this experiment, including the original one, the traditional offloaded one and the context-aware offloaded one.

Several differences between this study and the original one, such as measurement differences, differences in study timeline, and analytic differences, make for difficult direct comparisons of the results.