Sentence examples for understood version from inspiring English sources

(In 2003, a gentler and more easily understood version, performed by José González, using only voice and acoustic guitar, became an equally big hit, first in a Sony commercial, and then as a single).

No? All right, here's the more easily understood version from the Clay Mathematics Institute's Millennium Prize website: If we stretch a rubber band around the surface of an apple, then we can shrink it down to a point by moving it slowly, without tearing it and without allowing it to leave the surface.

The revisions were evaluated during subsequent repetitions of the process with new participants, until a stable and well understood version of all items was achieved.

Table  1 shows examples of the types of revisions that were required to achieve a stable and consistently understood version of the ACHWM.> After the first day of interviews, it was apparent that the scores being generated by the survey were lower than what was initially expected.

Both the younger and the older age group understood the version with the cut better than the original version with the dissolve.

Thirteen patient-parent pairs participated in this cognitive debriefing process until a stable and clearly understood Chinese version of the CHO-KLAT2.0 was obtained.

One of Mr de Mello's final acts was to launch East Timor 2020, an easy-to-understand version of the government's development plan, drawn up with input from East Timor's 13 districts.

Note down and record your ideas in a easy-to-understand version.

Although the function of this noncovalent Ubc9-Sumo interaction is not well understood, mutant versions of Ubc9 where this interaction is disrupted cannot support yeast viability [47], and are impaired at generating long poly-Sumo chains [48], [49].

Our brain has evolved to let us understand a version of the world we live in, and to make decisions that optimize the survival of our genes.

I think Kelli is struggling to understand a version of herself that is now somehow foreign to her and those around her.