Sentence examples for trimmed version of from inspiring English sources

The crowd loves it, even readily forgiving them for "eviscerating the fairies" from their trimmed version of 'Tam Lin'.

Comparison of the docking model with the crystal structure recently obtained for a trimmed version of the complex reveals the high accuracy of the docking model, even down to an atomic level.

Mr. Kulick essentially bookends a trimmed version of Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida" with selections from "The Iron Age," a rarely seen drama written by his younger contemporary Thomas Heywood, to give a more complete story of the drawn-out siege of Troy by the Greeks.

First, there are multiple ways to construct a trimmed version of a larger scale.

Using just the inlier subset, a trimmed version of PST gives an estimate of normalized surface normal n ̂ and albedo α via n ~ = A ( ω 0 ) † L ( ω 0 ) ; α = ∥ n ~ ∥, n ̂ = n ~ / α (13).

So after several days of intensive efforts, the House passed the trimmed version of the WPEA in a relatively rare agreement by unanimous consent around 5 40 p.m. on December 22, the last day of the 111th Congress.

Critics responded positively to similarly reduced versions of even more established operas: Peter Brook's slimmed and trimmed versions of both Bizet's "Carmen" and Mozart's "Magic Flute".

Walking back and forth across the wide stage and frequently raising her arms to embrace the sold-out house, she delivered trimmed versions of the hits.

I run into Simon Godwin, director of this trimmed version for the Lyttelton and wish him good luck and he laughs, as if acknowledging he may need it.

In addition to these input coefficient matrices, we also utilized "trimmed" versions of the input coefficient matrices to check the robustness of our analysis.

A trimmer version of "Wild Wild Country" would pare the story down to its essence as a tabloid epic of the frontier.