Sentence examples for unmodified version from inspiring English sources

If this sounds enticing, then the Rotax RM1 is just the mode of transport for you, a new super-kart that can go 80 m.p.h. in an unmodified version, and well over 100 after a little tinkering with the gears.

The other components in the media, i.e. set of salts and agar, were the same as in their unmodified version.

To assess acceptance of biological evolution, we used an unmodified version of the Measure of Acceptance Toward Evolution (MATE).

It looks and feels like a Kindle, albeit a slightly heavier version, and interacting with its touchscreen is the same as you'd find with an unmodified version.

Experimental characterization of proteins designed with an unmodified version of the energy function revealed problems with under-packing, stability, aggregation, and structural specificity.

We develop and test our application on an unmodified version of mobile operating systems and rely on the native protections as a foundation for development, deployment and security, all of which is compromised on a jailbroken device.

In its Feb. 5 issue, Autobild magazine compared modified and unmodified versions of the 225-horsepower all-wheel-drive TT against the BMW Z3 2.8, Porsche Boxster, Subaru Impreza GT, VW Golf V6 4Motion and a 1988 Porsche 911 Carerra.

In the case of the GIS components described in the previous paragraphs, the key functionality provided by the original software fitted the needs of the COBWEB framework, and therefore there was no need for additional changes in the source code; these products were integrated in GeoCat Live in their original, unmodified, versions.

To determine whether these previously unreported sites of modification arise within a hypomodified context, the unmodified versions of each digestion product were sought within the data.

We next sought to investigate if fibrinogen-derived peptides (citrullinated and unmodified versions) were able to compete with CCP2 for binding of patient-derived ACPA.

In contrast, single-molecule FRET measurements revealed that DNA "breathing" was enhanced in K56ac-containing mononucleosomes as compared to unmodified versions, consistent with the position of K56 close to the DNA entry/exit site.