Sentence examples for using an updated version from inspiring English sources
The festering atmosphere of Polly Findlay's revival, using an updated version by David Watson, suggests the early reviewer got it just about right; though now we might use the same terms in glowing approbation.
With colleagues at New York University and Yale University in America, he is modelling and testing the possibilities.In this section Arresting developments The long and the short of it Plumes and plumage Ant and tech ReprintsIndeed, he proposes to evaluate the result using an updated version of the Turing test.
How could this cause the global catastrophe WWF says it fears?WWF is using an updated version of the model which the Club of Rome used in the 1970s to predict, among other things, that the world would run out of oil by 1992.
The effect of temperature on the adiabatic burning velocities of diluted hydrogen flames has been analyzed using an updated version of the Konnov detailed reaction mechanism for hydrogen.
An updated version of this corpus was also published to increase the initial mapping of mentions by using an updated version of the ChEBI database (53.7% of ChEBI mapped chemical entities) [30].
Ross and comic book author Paul Dini initially planned to revive the former Batgirl Barbara Gordon using an updated version of the character's original costume, with red accents in place of the traditional yellow.
For businesses using Google Apps, IT admins will have to make sure that each employee is using a updated version of one of the accepted browsers.
Marussia, in limbo for the past three months, had missed valuable development time on a 2015 car, so planned to use an updated version of last year's.
Both executives continued to praise the BlackBerry 7 phones, which use an updated version of the company's aging operating system.
Our experiments used an updated version of the framework for benchmarking collision detection [35].
The project uses an updated version of Source which leads to improvements in physics, lighting and allows for far more subtlety in the facial expressions of characters.
