Sentence examples similar to varied editions from inspiring English sources

The maps' cutoff points vary from edition to edition, and Power's project, 26 Different Endings, documented the lanes, fields, depots, estates, and streets that found themselves quite literally "off the map" according to the 2003 edition of London A–Z.

The number and order of plates seems to vary between editions of this popular book.

3 players - 35 armies each. 2 players - 40 armies each (this varies between editions).

The size of editions varied greatly; the earliest printers of Rome typically struck off 225 copies and those of Venice 300 copies, but later the numbers rose and some of the standard legal texts, which were in regular demand, were printed at Venice in as many as 2,300 copies.

Later editions have varied between the two versions of the title, with most editions adopting the four-word form.

In the related ordinance (KLV/OPAS), definitions varied, sometimes from one edition to the next.

Eve says that Cloud Atlas is not the only text to vary between its editions; he points to Andy Weir's originally self-published bestseller The Martian as another novel with different editions, and has released for free the visualisation software that helped him compare the texts of Cloud Atlas, with the intention that other works of contemporary fiction will be examined by others.

Darwin's exact meaning, and the varying ways he stated the principle in the Origin over its six editions (1859 1872), however, varied and has given rise to multiple interpretations in its history.

Page number varies in later editions.

The pages never vary in different editions of "Finnegans Wake," because Joyce wrote it like a vast poem, with each line and page ending specified.

The following list does not include reprint editions though in some cases these varied in contents, as for example with the UK editions of some of the early volumes.